Sentence examples for ruinous drop from inspiring English sources
You have to buy yourself time.' Ferguson famously did that with an FA Cup win and has since repaid his employers' patience many times over, though Manchester United's willingness to wait four years for a trophy in those innocent days of yore contrasts sharply with the twitchiness of modern clubs faced with a potentially ruinous drop into the Championship.
In an unusual recognition of reality, House Republicans backed away on Wednesday from a chaotic default crisis and dropped their ruinous demand that spending be cut on an equal basis with a rise in the debt ceiling.
To the argument made by health economists that millions of Americans would drop policies made economically ruinous, which would raise premiums for those who remained, Cannon responded blithely: .
The coalition might have hoped to evade blame for problems that arise from the financial climate, but after the ruinous row over these reforms, every dropped bedpan will inevitably reverberate back to Whitehall – whether that is desirable or not.
Or take the financial sector, where staff numbers have changed little but there has been a big drop in output since the ruinous impact of the financial crisis.
"And financially ruinous".
(Riches without virtue are ruinous).
Aids is economically ruinous.
Nyiregyhazi had ruinous managers.
