Sentence examples for ruinous changes from inspiring English sources

While the study looks 2,000 years into the future, it suggests that ruinous changes in the sea level due to man-made climate change will be visible within our lifetimes.

To whom should I complain about one ruinous change that has been made by the great dramatic ballerina Lynn Seymour to Ashton's "Five Brahms Waltzes in the Manner of Isadora Duncan"? (She stages it next season in Copenhagen).

In his article Mr. Macaulay refers to "one ruinous change that has been made by the great dramatic ballerina Lynn Seymour to Ashton's 'Five Brahms Waltzes in the Manner of Isadora Duncan.' " I assume that he is referring to the fact that the scarf dance no longer ends with the exit of the soloist and subsequent re-entrance with fistfuls of petals for the transcendent final waltz.

This will take, among other things, backing off the economically ruinous climate change agenda.

He was the focal point for Obama's message for more than a year that we must change from his ruinous policies, in both foreign and domestic matters.

Diminishing food and water security and ruinous sea level rise are the leading climate change concerns of a section of the American electorate that is aghast at the lack of discussion of global warming during the presidential debate.

Governments closed their eyes to the outside world, always telling themselves "India is unique", with ruinous consequences (see article).In recent years, this has changed.

This fiction concerned itself with ruinous battles with unknowable, powerful forces; imagined invasions which changed the very fabric of society by dominating or obliterating it.

It has become routine lately for people to say that the ruinous marital scandal and collapse of Woods's game has not changed him in essential ways.

A change of address is too potentially unsettling to regulars, too potentially ruinous to the delicate chemistry that makes a place work.

Should that change (and there are signs it might), then manufacturers expose themselves to potentially ruinous litigation.Second, there is a moral dimension.