Ill-fated used in a sentence

Ill-fated in a sentence as an adjective

To assume a tailored, yet mass produced lesson will teach this class better than a trained individual is ill-fated.

We didn't win, but someone who produced Anderson Cooper's ill-fated daytime talk show was a judge, and passed us along to his team.

Can't help but feel Ouya's sitting in a niche that someone's going to snap up in 6 months or so like the iPad did to the ill-fated crunchPad/JooJoo.

A team of researchers found that Chinese Americans die younger than expected "if they have a combination of disease and birth year which Chinese astrology and medicine considers ill-fated.