Sentence examples for ruinous terms from inspiring English sources

Coffee wars Reality bites No lakh of daring Totally different ReprintsThe first part of that plan is to reduce capacity, given that sales and production have been inflated by supplying vehicles to daily-rental firms on ruinous terms, something both GM and Ford retreated from last year.

In them, Trump describes America ― and its economy ― in ruinous terms, portraying it as having plummeted while the rest of the world flourished. .

One of his first acts, done with the States' approval, was to refuse the ruinous peace terms offered by the two kings.

When Briggs was in his twenties and had sunk everything he had into a small mining company in Alberta with ruinous short-term expenses, Faucher had rescued him from bankruptcy by finding a buyer.

In reality, he is one of Britain's private finance initiative multimillionaires: a businessman who reaped the rewards when government departments and councils went into deals with private-sector money men to build hospitals and schools, albeit at often ruinous long-term costs to the public purse because of high loan rates and huge management fees.

It's the main force behind ruinous long-term federal deficit projections, and it's eroding Americans' take-home pay and global competitiveness.

In mid-July, nearly 500 executives (including the chamber's) wrote a letter to the White House and Congress saying the obvious: default would be ruinous and long-term deficits should be reduced.

Lenin insisted that the terms, however ruinous and humiliating, must be accepted or he would resign from the government.

But China's approach to renewable energy has proved ruinous, financially and in terms of trade relations with the United States and the European Union.

And regardless of the chunterings from his backbenchers, he knows that to actually leave the EU – the only way to regain complete control – would be ruinous for Britain in terms of economics and world positioning.

In the long term it's ruinous.