Doomed used in a sentence

Doomed in a sentence as a noun

How does this handle duplicates, this is doomed to fail.

They're trying to lure people straight from heavy midsize cars and SUV crossovers, which is doomed to failure.

You don't start pointing out all his previous flaws and explaining why his effort was doomed in the first place.

You can time it so you are negotiating to be poached while running this doomed program.

After so many cycles of doing YC, I know a certain percentage of the startups in each batch are doomed.

If their recent rework of the Playstation Store is any indication, the PS4 is doomed.

Soon we'll need "real engineers" - and these fly by night part timers who don't have a "proper" background in computing are doomed!

Doomed in a sentence as an adjective

They are semi-skilled and are doomed to inevitable automation.

If only people reading my comment had some sort of brain with which to interpret it instead of being doomed to apply only the exact literal meaning.

> Well, now the company that treated me like human garbage > for pointing out a doomed product direction will, at > least, have to view me as human garbage that was right.

This design decision, and the famed management decision at MT to ignore engineer Roger Boisjoly's warnings on launch day, doomed the crew of STS-51-L.

What he's essentially trying to argue is that:> Simulating them [side effects] with pure functions is doomed to be inefficient, complicated and even ugly.

"Twitter is ultimately infrastructure and infrastructure seems doomed to commoditization.