Sentence examples for ruinous state from inspiring English sources

Today it is in a ruinous state.

On October 29 he arrived at last, only to find its ruinous state a painful disappointment.

The painting, having been repeatedly folded and hidden in a rug, will hang in its current ruinous state.

It is undeniable that Mr. Chávez and Mr. Maduro are to blame for having brought the country to this ruinous state.

On July 5th Bombardier, a trainmaker, announced plans to cut more than 1,400 jobs at its factory in Derby.Unlike the British banks, whose combined balance-sheets dwarf the national economy, manufacturers do not require ruinous state bail-outs.

The dullness of the debates, the ruinous state of the economy, and the downward spiral of the United States as a global leader had come close to cementing my cynicism in this election season.

The Maduro government has blamed the crisis on the US and rightwing business owners who it accuses of cutting production to sabotage the economy, but Maduro has inherited a ruinous state-run system from Chávez to which economists say he has added some damaging mistakes of his own.

At the time, France was in a ruinous financial state following World War II and was experiencing great difficulty in its attempts to re-establish control over its colonies.

But the task of Fabius, who undertook the government in the worst and most difficult times, was not to preserve and maintain the well-established felicity of a prosperous state, but to raise and uphold a sinking and ruinous commonwealth.

Unlike, say, Illinois, where the big corn crop is being ravaged by drought, New Jersey's mix of crops -- fruits, vegetables, grains, flowers and nursery stock -- make it less likely that the failure of any one crop will be ruinous to the state's farmers as a whole.

Neild wrote that it was in "a most ruinous and insecure state, and the habitations of the debtors wretched in the extreme".