Sentence examples similar to ruinous principle from inspiring English sources

It's the most embarrassing sequence in the movie -- and it brings us to the American "Vanishing," which manages to embody all ruinous principles above and more.

Obversely, could it be that what made the night somewhat less ruinous for others was more the routing of principles they couldn't believe in than the triumph of principles they could – such lukewarmness being the expression of democracy in an age of disillusionment.

Ruinous friends?

Compare Sumner H. Slichter, 'Modern Economic Society,' pp. 56, 326-328; Eliot Jones and T. C. Bigham, 'Principles of Public Utilities,' p. 70; Eliot Jones, 'Is Competition in Industry Ruinous,' 34 Quarterly Journal of Economics, 473, 488.

"And financially ruinous".

The war proved ruinous.

(Riches without virtue are ruinous).

Aids is economically ruinous.

Nyiregyhazi had ruinous managers.

A dozen are ruinous.

"It's potentially ruinous".