Sentence examples for potentially ruinous consequences from inspiring English sources

The threat of a regional war seems to be growing, with potentially ruinous consequences.

The first came in the reassuringly familiar satirical guise of the Onion, which fearlessly – and with brazen use of that most undervalued form of wit, sarcasm – pointed out the potentially ruinous consequences of confusing the life of the singer with the life of the song.

As a result, anybody who needs medical attention could face staggering, potentially ruinous medical bills with one of these plans.

"It's potentially ruinous".

It is unsubtle, reckless, potentially ruinous.

There were early, potentially ruinous, offers for Wotan, too.

That does mean gambling, sometimes with ruinous consequences.

Three tickets, of course, could have ruinous consequences for a resident who was poor.

But Congress could, and should, have stopped this potentially ruinous trajectory.

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.