Sentence examples for might be ruinous from inspiring English sources
I know that avocado over-production might be ruinous for global water supplies, and that their importation probably adds to pollution levels.
From a personal standpoint, paying $5,000 out of pocket might be financially ruinous or downright impossible for low-income people.
The charge that Mr. Obama had been "palling around with terrorists," in Sarah Palin's phrase, might have been ruinous.
More research needs to be done, but one hypothesis suggests that some plants might now be maturing too early for the breeding cycle of their specialist pollinators, with results that could be ruinous to both.
The results can be ruinous.
Private-sector debt can be ruinous, too.
A ban in Los Angeles could be ruinous.
The weather, too, can be ruinous.
PRINCETON, N.J. — Timing is everything, and it can be ruinous.
A United Nations vote on Palestinian membership would be ruinous.
But since then ideological posturing has proved to be ruinous.
