foredooms

To be stuck in the worship of an ancient idol foredooms humanity to an early and ‎ unnecessary grave.

The Seven Dimensions 2007

The Soviet Union has forged an explosive link in a chain of acts that is dragging the region into an escalation of deadly warfare and foredooms any hope of peace-making.

For The Attainment Of Peace 1970

We can go far with the humanist in acknowledging the failures that are due to environment, to incompleteness, to ignorance; we do not forget the helpless multitude who sit in darkness and in the shadow of death; and we agree with the scientist that their helplessness foredooms them and that their fate cannot be laid to their charge.

Preaching and Paganism Albert Parker Fitch

The man who sows in wet soil and then treads down flat foredooms himself to complete failure.

Love's Shadow Ada Leverson 1897

Now Horace protests that every commonly decent marriage of her acquaintance costs Lady Katrine at least a sad headache; but Miss Stanley's marriage, likely as it is to be so happy after all, as he politely said, foredooms poor Lady Katrine to

Tales and Novels — Volume 10 Maria Edgeworth 1808

It is the “law of social cycles” that foredooms the world to the fate which is described in The Great Depression of 1990: Why It’s Going to Happen and How to Protect Yourself by Ravi Batra.

Economic Principals David Warsh 1993

The Heidlemanns are building a railroad to it which will parallel mine in places, but the very nature of their enterprise foredooms it to failure. "

The Iron Trail Rex Ellingwood Beach 1913