And, for leaders especially, this strategy … dooms you to fail.
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He does, but he also dooms it, just a bit.
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Fad diets are overly restrictive, which dooms them from the onset.
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This lack of affordable energy dooms the country to poverty and unemployment.
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This kind of thinking and approach dooms efforts at immigration reform and improvement.
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Although he has recently sounded less hawkish, his hiring surely dooms the Iran deal.
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DiCaprio now loves to play wealthy, eccentric (mad)men, spiring towards their own dooms.
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You don't want to give the impression that you're doomed, your biology dooms you.
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It almost certainly dooms the current legislation, given opposition to the bill from Sen.
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In other words, it's not the socialism that dooms Democratic proposals; it's the racism.
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And once again, John McCain is set to be the one who dooms it.
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But when it doesn't work, it dooms us to the same risk as before.
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Read More: UK airline Flybe declares bankruptcy as coronavirus dooms the already struggling carrier
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The announcement potentially dooms the peace deal, which was signed just three-years ago.
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It's a mind-set that keeps the sector small and dooms efforts from the start.
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Nothing makes it official -- or dooms the relationship -- like tattooing someone's face on your body.
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The country also lacks widespread adoption of birth control, which dooms the recommendation to failure.
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But they're tied together by the same thing that dooms Gadget: an excess of information.
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It was a decision that, unless reversed, dooms Muirfield to a steady decline into obscurity.
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Some say Republican control of the Senate dooms impeachment with the probability of an acquittal.
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Yet, Republicans hold a 53-47 advantage in the Senate, which effectively dooms the bill's chances.
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Some, like Seydoux's character Fragile, have made incredible sacrifices for humanity and gained powerful DOOMS abilities.
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The refusal to speak the truth explicitly about demographic realities [dooms] the GOP to electoral extinction.
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That's mostly good news, aside from the way it destroys our environment and dooms our future.
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Segregation, then, dooms many black people to die younger and struggle with poverty while they're alive.
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In trying to save Sarah using Sarah's own advantage, Cirie eliminates her ally and likely dooms herself.
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But all of the Dooms and Uncharteds and Titanfalls aren't the biggest story of gaming in 2016.
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The true villain behind the scenes, the author of our long malaise, the doctor behind our dooms.
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It should not be viewed as an insurmountable obstacle that dooms the nation to division and destruction.
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The Trump administration's trade policy suffers from the most basic of contradictions that dooms it to failure.
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This dooms the prospects of monitoring glucose from the bodily fluids you can access without puncturing the skin.
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For a moment it seems possible Harry might be able to come back, but his mother accidentally dooms him.
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And staying on that path practically dooms the market into becoming a commodity business, and no one wants that.
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Pick-Six Dooms Chargers: Miami Dolphins linebacker Kiko Alonso couldn't have played his first career pick-six any better.
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Now, there's no point at which the unpopularity of a president automatically dooms his party's state legislators to defeat.
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This prompts Spector to an outburst of rage that dooms him, which was clearly all Gibson was ever looking for.
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This intermittency — which is also inherent in solar power — is what dooms efforts to mandate increased use of renewable energy.
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Late field goal dooms Jets: The scheduling doyens at N.F.L. headquarters did not do the Jets any early-season favors.
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The unpredictability of herbal compounds could be the catch that dooms traditional medicines—at least until they're studied more closely.
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Even if Nelson Cruz, 22012, and Robinson Cano, 211, continue their elite offensive production, a thin rotation dooms this team.
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And it's his knee-jerk traditionalism when it comes to gender and the family that dooms him to remaining a pawn.
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So the Lofree's most distinctive feature is one that ultimately dooms it as a product that I could use full-time.
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With zero support likely from Democrats, and Republicans Rand Paul and Susan Collins against it, that pretty much dooms the measure.
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So not every "inconsistency" in a theme is one that dooms it, which is a point well-remembered for us constructors.
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But moving the bill to the right dooms the proposal in the Senate, where the GOP has a razor-thin majority.
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No more exports means much less growth, which in turn dooms millions — maybe hundreds of millions — of people to extreme poverty.
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And I could imagine a demoralization that shadows and thereby dooms the party in 220, when the stakes are even higher.
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At the end of Avengers: Infinity War, a gauntlet-wielding Thanos snaps his fingers and effectively dooms half of civilization to death.
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And Zamyatin and Huxley had plenty of followers who were worried about their own eras, and projecting the dooms that might follow.
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These DOOMS come in handy early, especially when paired with the power of the bridge baby (BB) Sam finds himself in possession of.
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And next to Credence sits Maledictus, played by Claudia Kim, who carries a blood curse that dooms her to turn into a beast.
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I don't think Tuesday's ruling dooms those cases because it only bars ATS claims against foreign corporations, which raise complicated foreign policy concerns.
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This failure not only dooms the deal itself, but also shows that when it comes to U.S. foreign policy, allies no longer count.
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Maria's curse, then, dooms her descendants to the pitfalls of heterosexuality even as it spares them from a lifetime of living with men.
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In the end, what dooms Crisis in Six Scenes is exactly what drove Amazon to commission it in the first place: Woody Allen.
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It's the fear that having a kid in this day and age dooms that kid to a miserable life on a miserably hot planet.
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Trump appears to have a solid floor of support, even if his inability to grow his base is what ultimately dooms his presidential hopes.
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China analysts obsess over the "Thucydides trap" that supposedly dooms upstart nations to fighting incumbent powers, as the Greek historian wrote of Sparta and Athens.
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It is Anna whose florid, overheated jealousy, fed on fantasies of Vronsky's infidelity, dooms her to the womanish "lesser states" that Kitamura's narrator so dreads.
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Growing up white in a country that privileges whiteness dooms white people to this fuckery, even as it exonerates them from any blowback stemming from it.
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No major candidate has been more dismissed of late by political observers, who are convinced his lack of appeal to minority voters nationally dooms his candidacy.
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The White House is urging people to sign up for coverage through ObamaCare, hours after the Republican electoral sweep that likely dooms the healthcare law's future.
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I disagree with King's premise: it's not only the urge to be first that dooms us; it's also the desire to follow our inherited religious templates.
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During the economic mess of the past decade, economists frightened themselves with tales of "secular stagnation": a nasty condition that dooms its victims to chronically weak growth.
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But they've come at the cost of stirring up American and European opposition to Russia, whose somewhat uneven and oil-focused economy dooms it to dependent status.
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The former Libertarian Party presidential candidate, who received 4.5 million votes in the 2016 presidential election, said he hopes the Trump administration's shift "dooms" Trump's reelection chances.
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In Josh and Benny Safdie's neon-soaked drama, Good Time, a sense of discontentment dooms the characters to countless bad times in spite of how hard they try.
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Phillies eighth-inning rally dooms Marlins MIAMI — Unable to solve starting pitcher Tom Koehler, the Philadelphia Phillies found their opening when the Miami Marlins went to their bullpen.
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He kills Marlene, he dooms humanity and, most tragically of all, he steals from Ellie a meaningful death—the one thing she wanted—and then lies to her.
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Then it&aposs the door was open and all of a sudden you&aposre in Colorado, which I love, but lots of people think it&aposs a dooms day.
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Even though the GOP's wave victory on Election Day likely dooms ObamaCare, the White House has made clear that it plans to forge on with this year's enrollment period.
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But if the genre keeps maturing, it dooms something like Left-Hand Path to being the store-brand VR version of Dark Souls, instead of something inspired by it.
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And so, Trump reversed course -- a course correction that almost certainly dooms a piece of bipartisan legislation that he deemed "a very good solution" less than 24 hours ago.
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The twins, who have the occult powers of the ever-vague DOOMs like the rest of the characters I have mentioned, share all of their experiences with one another.
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A 28503-page January 22019 report authored by the late Phyllis Schlafly and Eagle Forum, "How Mass (Legal) Immigration Dooms a Conservative Republican Party," laid out what's really at stake.
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What is the proper term for a copyright—should it last for a decade, four decades, a hundred years, or until the sun burns out and dooms this fragile world?
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The artists Sun Yuan and Peng Yu have given the poor robot an impossible job — the piece, called "Can't Help Myself," dooms the arm to this repetitive, hopeless, horrific task.
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But despite its flaws, Miles Ahead is an energetic work boasting a fine central performance, and it's a refreshing departure from the linear, moribund template that often dooms biopics to mediocrity.
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Today's higher education system reserves opportunities for the young, and then dooms them to future obsolescence by denying their return as older workers as the need for skills and knowledge shift.
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Instead they made a First Amendment argument that Michigan's commission structure discriminates against those with political party ties, and that this First Amendment burden on political association dooms the entire measure.
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That kind of blowout at the presidential level, at least according to some estimates, may depress Republican turnout to such an extent that it also dooms them to defeat in the House.
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It's what happens next, however, that really dooms this version: In the biggest departure from the novel, Carrie (Angela Bettis) survives and goes on the run with Sue Snell (Kandyse McClure). Why?
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In the dozens of states that aren't solidly blue, to come out for even limited gun control dooms you as a conservative candidate, and severely hobbles a moderate hoping for independent voters.
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But it's the way she approaches Zoller beforehand that feels more poignant — a flash of sympathy that dooms her, a rare and fatal moment of softness from a character of steely resolve.
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Section 14(c) enshrines the idea that those with disabilities are unequal under the law and dooms them to a fate of menial and unfulfilling work for the rest of their lives.
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There's adventure and danger, of course — in the first book, everything from seasickness to a harrowing storm that almost dooms Tim and the Captain — but it's all told in direct, clear language.
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Thanks to his DOOMS abilities, he's able to traverse the outdoors and deliver all kinds of supplies between the various pinpricks of civilization that dot America after the Death Stranding tore it apart.
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And the same context that King wants us to consider when it comes to his quote to The New York Times dooms his attempt to cast this whole thing as one big misunderstanding.
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When the president says—as he did on Monday—"we must do a better job of identifying and acting on early warning signs," the lack of research again dooms his ambition to failure.
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Jon Ossoff's narrow loss in the Georgia House special election seat will come as a crushing emotional blow to Democrats even though it hardly dooms their hopes to take back Congress next year.
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A Republican ticket that solidly tops the roughly 40 percent share of the Latino vote captured by George W. Bush in 2004 would upend the notion that Latino population growth dooms the Republican Party.
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Then, in the kind of sleazy nepotistic maneuvering that eventually dooms franchises, the Sixers reportedly informed Hinkie that they were going to bring in Bryan Colangelo, Jerry's large adult son, as an equal voice.
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"I don't think there's any dooms day scenario coming down right on us, but it's always better to have these skills and not need them than to need them and not have them," he said.
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Where Elsa and Anna co-exist with a heart-stealing old man who occasionally dooms anime teenagers to the Realm of Darkness, a magical version of hell where one can wander in slow, eternal torment.
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"The Mars Room," on the other hand, chafes against the slowness and sameness of time and the oppressiveness of a system that in the name of "justice" dooms our poorest citizens to lives of incarceration.
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But at the same time the American economy did recover, slowly but more robustly than in much of the developed world, and again and again the dooms predicted by Obama's Republican adversaries failed to materialize.
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Only certain people who gained DOOMS abilities (think of them like minor superpowers) after the Death Stranding can see the BTs, and there are ways to fight them, but they've already wiped out huge swaths of humanity.
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Somehow, this place, with an inside that stays true to its namesake, has fought off the steamroller that is time and progress, unmoved while Urban Outfitter-ers and yoga studios arise like little Mount Dooms all round it.
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Like many observers, he had incorrectly predicted that Hillary Clinton would win the 2016 election; his botched forecast, he told a friend, was precisely the kind of error that dooms the careers of ambassadors in the Chinese diplomatic system.
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As it turns out, when you look at when and how dynamic pricing provokes outrage, you detect some patterns — and a guidebook on getting some of the benefits of economic efficiency without fueling outrage that dooms the entire project.
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Moreover, historically, the party that controls the White House struggles to maintain seats in midterm elections and if history is any guide, the House GOP's healthcare "victory" all but dooms both Republican-led chambers to minority status in 2628.
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But as the new poll shows, with only a 42 percent approval rating, he's losing independents and Democrats at a rate that theoretically dooms any hope that he will be able to garner majority support for any of his legislative projects.
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The announcement by the senator, Susan Collins of Maine, effectively dooms what had been a long-shot effort by Republicans in the Senate to make one more attempt at repealing the health law after failing in dramatic fashion in July.
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WASHINGTON, Nov 9 (Reuters) - Republican Donald Trump's presidential election victory all but dooms major Obama administration initiatives that are already tied up in legal challenges and gives him the chance to appoint a pivotal fifth conservative justice on the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Shareholders have a vastly better chance of tagging Musk with liability if they can persuade the vice-chancellor to evaluate the deal's entire fairness, rather than deferring to the board's business judgment – a standard that pretty much dooms shareholders' M&A claims.
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In 1946's She-Wolf of London, as in Cat People, the fears of a young woman approaching her wedding day are mirrored in her fear of succumbing to an inherited curse that dooms to her a life of bloodlust and murder.
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Since that moment, questions have been raised -- primarily by Democrats -- about whether the White House is purposely keeping the scope of the investigation narrow so as to ensure nothing comes out that dooms Kavanaugh's chances at making it to the Supreme Court.
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"The French electorate clearly said after Brexit, against all the forecasts from the Dr. Dooms of this world, that they were against Frexit and against leaving the Eurozone," said Philippe Le Corre, a Brookings Institution visiting fellow, who is a former French Defense Ministry official.
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The slightly-less-revolting Jake Gyllenhaal in Enemy does a lot of dumb things, but he also gives pretty good lectures about how ignoring history dooms people to repeat it, and he supplements those speeches with elaborate, web-like diagrams that his students avidly reproduce.
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What's smart here is that every step has a difficulty level (modeled after Doom's levels, ranging from "I'm too young to die" to "ultraviolence" — though it's missing Dooms "nightmare" setting), which you can choose based on how much you want to customize the setting.
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The Duffer Brothers fall into very few traps of self-importance or self-awareness and they deliver a second season with an expanded assortment of '80s influences, an expanded cast of instantly embraceable characters and some expanded Stranger Things mythology without the bloat that inevitably dooms sequels.
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"If Obama goes to Hiroshima, and Abe ends up looking good because of it, and that dooms Article 9, what a horrible result that would be," said Tatsuya Yoshioka, director of Peace Boat, a group that has brought atomic bomb survivors to the United States and elsewhere to speak about their experiences.
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LGBT FIGHT DOOMS SPENDING BILL ON HOUSE FLOOR: An energy and water spending bill failed on the House floor Thursday after a Democratic amendment to ensure protections for the LGBT community was included in the legislation, a continuation of a fight that could endanger the rest of the appropriations process this session.
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At best he could hope to win 10 to 15 percent of the vote in a way that dooms Clinton and puts a Republican in the White House — a massive setback for Bloomberg's key issues — and at worst he'd be utterly humiliated, reduced to so few votes that he couldn't even play a spoiler role.
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For all the millions of dollars spent on television advertisements and mail pieces, survey research and office space, it is volunteers like Hyer, and the organizations they represent, who can make the difference between a strong performance that propels a candidate forward into subsequent primaries and a weak showing that dooms a candidate to the footnotes of history.
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Alison, meanwhile, has been taught by her mother that lies are a powerful tool to get what one wants, only to be punished for her manipulations by her elusive stalker A. Her "mean girl" image — cultivated because it's the only way she knows how to feel powerful — is what ultimately dooms her to a life on the run.
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Maxine WatersMaxine Moore WatersBipartisan housing finance reform on the road less taken Manufacturing group leads coalition to urge Congress to reauthorize Ex-Im Bank Democrats' impeachment message leads to plenty of head-scratching MORE (D-Calif.), the chairwoman of the House Financial Services Committee, who's opposition effectively dooms the plan across Capitol Hill in the Democratic-controlled House. Sen.
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