Sentence examples for what doomed from inspiring English sources
So what doomed the orchid?
This is what doomed the last non-Liberal Democratic government.
What doomed the Easter Islanders was the interaction between what they did and where they were.
The fact that Apple promised higher prices is part of what doomed its case.
What doomed the Titanic is well known, at least in outline.
What doomed the italic hand was the constant demand over the centuries for ever greater writing speed.
And this banal observation may be what dooms us to climate catastrophe, in two ways.
But officials at the Y.M.C.A. of Greater New York say the building's age and architectural awkwardness is what dooms it.
Her admitted tendency to "say things as they come," however, is what dooms the second part to disconcerting shifts in time and place.
His indifference to the well-being of his company's research subjects is not really what dooms humanity to decimation by virus and enslavement by our primate cousins.
