Sentence examples for ruinous aftermath from inspiring English sources
Originally seen in 1932, and rediscovered by the Old Vic in 1993, Maugham's play offers a blistering portrait of the ruinous aftermath of the first world war and our creation of a society unfit for heroes.
As a Southerner, Wilson dreaded war and its ruinous aftermath; as a devout Presbyterian, he could be rigid in his righteousness; as a widower, he was susceptible to romance, and was distracted at the height of the Lusitania crisis by his courtship of Edith Mary Galt.
A fair assessment of coalition decisions should take account of the challenges in the immediate aftermath of Saddam's ruinous three-decade rule.
The disaster of Andrew's life involves 9/11, and in its aftermath he turns for help to his ex-wife, with ruinous consequences.
Once again, we see the same toxic ingredients that have appeared repeatedly in the aftermath of the crisis: collateralized debt obligations, credit default swaps, ruinous leverage, an overreliance on credit ratings, greed and extreme naïveté.
"And financially ruinous".
Aids is economically ruinous.
Nyiregyhazi had ruinous managers.
"It's potentially ruinous".
