Sentence examples for thus condemning from inspiring English sources

They have laboured this season, but two stunning second-half goals sandwiched Scott Dann's equaliser, thus condemning Blackburn to a 19th Premier League defeat under Kean.

In the brutalizing system formerly in vogue the necessary resistance was obtained by weights, thus condemning the offender to useless toil and defeating the inventor's object.

When she tries to convince women not to mutilate their daughters, Ms. Bagayoko says, she may be accused of betraying their culture for Western money and depriving girls of the chance to marry, thus condemning them to poverty.

It's also home to a small-but-tight community of those who have chosen to leave the Amish way of life, thus condemning themselves to hell in the eyes of their families.

The descendants of the zombie bank Anglo Irish succeeded in bankrupting Quinn in an Irish court and thus condemning the 65-year-old former master of the Republic's economic universe to up to 12 years in financial purdah.

In particular, from the early 1980s, benefits – from unemployment benefit to the state pension – were raised in line with prices not earnings, thus condemning benefit recipients to minimal improvements in living standards.

The Catholic Church will thus condemn Africans to live in misery.

He was thus condemned to such constant stillness that his muscles wasted away.

Yet it is with relief that he realises he had drunk not from the waters of Mnemosyne, goddess of memory but of Lethe, deity of forgetfulness, thus condemned to "return to earth, to learn all over again".

The elements have thus condemned Nadal playing two matches in one day – with the doubles to follow – but he did not appear to be saving much against Simon, one of the hardest workers on the circuit.

When the late Dai Morris, a Welsh MEP, angered his whips in 1999, he was punished by being demoted to the bottom of the election list and thus condemned to lose his job.