Sentence examples for ruinous way from inspiring English sources

Today, after all that has emerged about climate change since the mid 1980s, I constantly fight to suppress anger about how doggedly the incumbency, and its institutional supporters, protect a transparently ruinous way of fuelling the global economy: how hard they fight to slow the near-inevitable energy transition.

Thankfully, there are less ruinous ways of getting an eyeful of Britain's capital.

At times, people may also conclude that the medicines prescribed at such a cost in the clinics are fabricated from these same readily available plants, reinforcing the state of mind that there are more viable and less ruinous ways to treat diabetes than by following every stipulation of clinic regimes.

All in all though, the situation had changed considerably and Louis XIV began to look for ways to end what was fast becoming a ruinous war for France.

Exposing Lear to the rough elements proves ruinous, in more ways than one.

Their encounter with white migration proved ruinous to the Aborigines' way of life.

"And now libraries are so, so much more: Cobbett Road Library is many things to many people of all ages and all walks of life, and such draconian cuts and closures will be ruinous in so many ways".

The Republican Party slunk away on Wednesday from its failed, ruinous strategy to get its way through the use of havoc.

These include better use of the land, and respect for traditions such as village fiestas.Despite its extremism, the union has got its way by threatening ruinous blockades if its demands are not met.

Editorial in the New York Times: "The Republican Party slunk away on Wednesday from its failed, ruinous strategy to get its way through the use of havoc.

I remember being really struck, in "Dulse" [The New Yorker, 7/21/80], by the central character's sense that the women of her generation had "an idea of love which is ruinous but not serious in some way, not respectful".