Sentence examples for feel ruinous from inspiring English sources
These managers themselves get measured on their performance over a very long cycle, and if they get kicked out of a venture fund for not writing a check when its VC managers come calling, it can probably feel ruinous.
When Pedro Rodríguez squandered an opportunity to add a second goal against Germany, it did not feel like a potentially ruinous lapse.
Yet many anti-abortionists feel the need cloak termination in a ruinous shadow of shame as well.
The firms quickly began borrowing at possibly ruinous levels, which made them feel the effects of the crisis even more acutely.
That many still feel affection for "El Jefe Máximo" despite his ruinous economic policies is because he is judged more for his nationalist triumphs than his communist failures.
Trump felt he had a ruinous kick on a red that he missed in the final frame, and said: "It's tough to take, really.
It would be ruinous if people felt free to take horrendous risks knowing that the government would bail them out if those decisions didn't pan out.
Sierra Leone has experienced substantial economic growth in recent years, although the ruinous effects of the civil war continue to be felt.
Asked whether, looking back, he felt he might have gone too far in crushing his opponents, sometimes with ruinous lawsuits, sometimes with long jail terms, he answered: "No, I don't think so.
The central bank felt forced to respond because last week the cost of borrowing for both Spain and Italy soared to record highs, with yields on their 10-year bonds topping 6 percent — a level that could raise the countries' interest payments to ruinous levels and threaten to undermine the entire euro union.
