Sentence examples for most ruined from inspiring English sources

Most ruined buildings have not been rebuilt, many people remain unemployed and small outbreaks of violence are common.

Even the most ruined faces that gaze out from these vistas of destruction glisten with unvarnished human emotion, hinting at the vast cultural achievement that will always be Russia's, though it is merely glimpsed here.

Outside of the most ruined areas, like the barrier islands, where both the infrastructure and many of the individual homes that survived are in tatters, Mr. Christie said he expected that virtually everyone in the state would have power by Saturday.

Soap Opera Digest listed the character of Sharon as the "Most Ruined" soap opera character in both 2012 and 2013, while in turn praising the performance of Case.

Each day the shadow of death spreads over us all, whether priest or taxi driver, thanks to the impunity reigning in Mexico... Mexico is one of the most ruined countries in the world; here mercantilist dictates have been obeyed to the letter, big business has taken over the country and many areas are prey to violence.

Lots of places, you can harbor the most ridiculous, the most ruining, the most intolerant beliefs and be hurt by nothing more than your own thoughts".

Most ruins and trails can be enjoyed on a self-guided basis, but Cliff Palace and Balcony House are open only to ranger-escorted tours.

Most ruins only survive up to a few metres above ground level, although there are five extant examples of towers whose walls still exceed 21 feet in height.

With most elevators ruined, firefighters were toting heavy gear up stairwells against a tide of evacuees.

Singapore has a handful of programmes to help start-ups, but most are ruined by restrictions that make them unsuited to Internet firms.

Mama Doudou's business ventures were part of a squalid encounter between the global high-tech economy and one of the world's most thoroughly ruined countries.