Sentence examples for ruinous crash from inspiring English sources
He has survived a ruinous crash and come back stronger than ever.
To Mr. Galbraith and L. Randall Wray, an economist at Missouri, the two thinkers whose work is most relevant today are John Maynard Keynes, who argued that the government should spend its way out of the Great Depression, and Hyman Minsky, who maintained that financial institutions could prompt ruinous crashes by taking on too much risk.
For some, he no longer has standing at all; for others, although they may approve of his views on Europe, his standing remains overshadowed by Iraq, while he also often sounds like a voice from a pre-financial crash era who has not digested the ruinous lessons of the past decade.
But it took only minutes for the architectural treasure -- the largest adobe structure of its kind in the world -- to come crashing down in great hunks during the ruinous earthquake three days ago.
As the market crashed, one of the world's most profitable businesses became one of its most ruinous.
"And financially ruinous".
Aids is economically ruinous.
Nyiregyhazi had ruinous managers.
(Riches without virtue are ruinous).
