Sentence examples for virtually condemned from inspiring English sources

Born poor, these children are virtually condemned to stay poor and rear their own children in poverty.

Aborigines then were expected to "assimilate" into mainstream Australia, a since discredited policy that virtually condemned them as a doomed race.

1936 Zinoviev Faces Death Penalty Gregory Zinoviev, former secretary of the Third International and one of Lenin's right-hand men during the period immediately following the Bolshevik revolution, virtually condemned himself to death today [Aug.

Scott McDonald has hailed the influence of Stephen Pearson in Motherwell's revival after they virtually condemned St Mirren to relegation.

And Aston Villa would be 13 points off and virtually condemned to relegation without the goals of their top scorer, Christian Benteke.

But even in the absence of that, the buildup of debt during the Bush years virtually condemns the nation to borrowing for many years to come.

The chronic near Great Depression levels of unemployment, not to mention rampant job discrimination, endemic failing public schools, and stigma of a criminal record virtually condemn many young Black men to wear the tag of societal failures as men and fathers.

Therefore, predicating forward progress in the Six Party Talks on resolution of the abduction issue--so long as it remains the darling of Japanese right--virtually condemns the North Korean negotiations to failure.

Virtually everybody condemned the strikes on Afghanistan as an assault on all Muslims.

This scholar was widely respected by his colleagues for his learning, but virtually unanimously condemned for his adoption of a pro-Assad stance in the Syrian Civil War.

The London critics condemned virtually all of it.