Sentence examples for more ruinous from inspiring English sources

Other misfortunes were more ruinous.

His departure threatens to prove more ruinous than Pearson's.

But they were faced with something far more ruinous than unemployment.

This is bigger and more ruinous even than the introduction of Scrappy Doo.

What would be more ruinous for a politician whose hugely popular wife has terminal cancer than an affair?

However, most analysts and many Cubans say botched central planning and stifling controls were even more ruinous.

"Spur" could easily stray into more blatantly ruinous or redemptive territory than it does.

But taken together, they mean years, if not decades, more of ruinous economic difficulty.

But Manchester's enthusiasm for drink now seems less like high spirits and more like a ruinous addiction.Alcohol and its ill effects are now the salient "doorstep issues" in local politics, according to Marc Ramsbottom, a Liberal Democrat councillor.

Exposing Lear to the rough elements proves ruinous, in more ways than one.

In a matter of days, the Senate will be forced to take up the House bill to make more than $61 billion in ruinous cuts over the next seven months, all under the pretext of "fiscal responsibility".