We will not only be losing our jobs, but we will also be consigned to living in poverty, with a loss of dignity, potential ill health and, for some of us, even an early grave.
Soon, the entire recorded output of hundreds of boring subcultures would be consigned to living death in the form of illegal, 128kbps Mpostedsted on Brazilian blogs.
It is a world with a $30 trillion-plus global economy, yet one in which one-fifth of humanity - 1.3 billion people - are consigned to lives of almost unimaginable suffering and want.
Christian images tend to concentrate instead on the grown-up inmates of the limbus patrum, the Old Testament prophets and the poets of pagan antiquity - those who were consigned to their fate although they had lived good lives, because they lived before the resurrection, and so had to wait for Christ to open the gates of heaven for them.
Certain episodes, Ms Lee writes, were "consigned to silence".
Samples were consigned to the Swedish Animal Health Service laboratory, located at the National Veterinary Institute, Uppsala, within 24 h of collection.
The coalition brings together conservatives who view immigrants as an important engine for the economy with religious leaders and immigrant organizations who worry that many hard-working illegal immigrants are consigned to exploitative jobs and lives with little stability.
Without marriage equality, Kennedy writes, "Same-sex couples are consigned to an instability many opposite-sex couples would deem intolerable in their own lives".
"The old notions of 'early retirement' are being consigned to history, but far too few workers are planning ahead for longer working lives.
While the communist dream has been consigned to Leon Trotsky's dustbin of history, the tendency on the left towards suppressing unpleasant things lives on.
