Examples of using Be doomed in English and their translations into German
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I think I must be doomed.
Otherwise you yourselves shall be doomed to perdition losing your own salvation and the salvation of others.
And we shall not be doomed.
Post Apocalyptic- The Earth may be doomed, but the human race can still prevail under the right leadership.
Whatever he loves will be doomed.
Izzy doesn't have to be doomed to lose her mother.
People of this planet would be doomed.
A Europe that is incapable of meeting the challenge in unity and that may be doomed to pay a high price- both in terms of stability and security and regarding its own future.
You must go with me, Elsalill, or I will be doomed.
Unless we settle this issue in our minds and hearts,we will forever be doomed to toss about with every wind of doctrine.
If it happened at the wrong time- too early or rather late-the marriage may be doomed.
Unless this fundamental truth is recognized, other measures aimed at reducing unemployment will be ineffectual andEurope will be doomed to suffer the scourge of unemployment indefinitely.
Even though people might survive listening to us talk about it,we ourselves would surely be doomed.
We know that if there is weakeconomic growth any structural reform will be doomed from the outset.
All attempts to patch up the capitalist system will be doomed.
Living space in Moscow is extremely expensive so an ambulant therapy could be doomed alone by the costs.
Even during World War II, he analyzed the balance of ethnic groups,and came to the conclusion that both the Nazi and Soviet regimes would be doomed.
Unless you are mentally ready to lose weight,almost any diet you try may be doomed to failure.
Pointing to the arrogant powers' threats against the Middle East and West Asia, the Supreme Leader said under such circumstances,any nation failing to safeguard its dignity and identity would be doomed to fail.
Without such efforts, the Atlantic Partnership, at the moment of its greatest prosperity,may be doomed to drift and divorce.
So if you follow a man like yourself you will certainly be doomed.
No doubt there is a way to get everyone on board and, with the President of the Commission,we have to work on it so that everyone realises that they will not be doomed to recession, misery, poverty and unemployment.
It's an important theme for students to remember, because if no one bears witness about the consequences of things like nuclear weapons and prejudice,these are mistakes the world might be doomed to repeat in the future.
If a single component like an antenna bracket fails,the satellite's mission could be doomed from the start.
One possible consequence is that Christian minorities may be unable to hold theirown in the Middle East in the long term and be doomed to flee to Europe.
The fact that you can concoct a wood-like material from rice husk, oil and salt that is both waterproof and weather resistant and doesn't look like Scottish porridgeallows for a glimmer of hope that we might not be doomed after all.
Companies that have 80%, 50%, 60% or any other% of its income through Google should know which fits the possibility that a change of algorithm, by misuse of SEO or an increase in their competence,could be doomed to cuantiosisimas losses.
I think the lesson of this close vote is that any attempt at the end of this legislature to prolong the life of having a fourth Vice-President for each committee anda sixth Quaestor would be doomed to failure, and I would advise against it.
We should be developing by the indwelling presence of the Holy Spirit the attitude in our hearts that without God we would never be where we are, without God we would never know Jesus as our Savior,without God we would all be doomed to hell.
On the contrary, the new relations of production are the chief and decisive force, the one which infact determines the further, page 63 and, moreover, powerful, development of the productive forces, and without which the latter would be doomed to stagnation, as is the case today in the capitalist countries.