Sentence examples for its ruinous consequences from inspiring English sources
In Mr. Paulson's world, and President Bush's, excess and its ruinous consequences are the natural result of market activity, which is itself sacrosanct.
Arnauld thought that Malebranche's position was dangerous, and that if accepted it would have ruinous consequences for the Catholic faith.
But go wrong it sometimes does, with ruinous consequences for the lives of both the sufferer and his family and friends.Some brain ailments, such as Alzheimer's disease, leave visible scars in the organ's fabric.
Labor is paralysed where the enjoyment of its fruits is uncertain; and litigation without limit produces ruinous consequences to individuals.
The disaster of Andrew's life involves 9/11, and in its aftermath he turns for help to his ex-wife, with ruinous consequences.
As the United States is the country responsible for the drug war's many ruinous consequences, this is more than an embarrassment; it's a disgrace.
That does mean gambling, sometimes with ruinous consequences.
Three tickets, of course, could have ruinous consequences for a resident who was poor.
The state took over the education of blacks, with malign intent and ruinous consequences.
Both instinctively understood the ruinous consequences of communism, socialism and excessive government regulation.
The threat of a regional war seems to be growing, with potentially ruinous consequences.
