Sentence examples for ultimately ruins from inspiring English sources

Badly drilled holes can cause decay that stains and ultimately ruins the wood, which is sold as lumber used to make veneer, flooring or kitchen cabinets.

The first method enriches the soil; the other ultimately ruins it.

Last year, Ellsbury battled injuries that ultimately ruined his season.

"The essential beauty of something is enhanced by the ways in which it's ultimately ruined, but ruined in the way we think of Greek ruins and fabulous old buildings that reek of time and story and humanity.

At the very least, the drug studies will be the first real test of the leading theory of Alzheimer's, which blames amyloid for setting off a chain of events that ultimately ruin the brain.

I was feeling tired, as so often over the past 35 years, because my night's sleep had been punctuated and, ultimately, ruined, by the very same terrors the film depicts.

If one imagines that the problem of gambler's ruin is modified so that Peter's opponent has an infinite amount of capital and can never be ruined, then the probability that Peter is ultimately ruined is similar to the ruin probability of insurance risk theory.

If cases like this one ultimately ruin the hugely profitable industry, big tobacco will have only itself to blame.

What if you knew it was actually killing your productivity, damaging your top performers, and ultimately ruining your business?

The title's second meaning is for the handsome Eckstine's status as an unapologetically romantic, black sex symbol whose appeal to white women ultimately ruined his career.

When they fail, they can cause an engine "misfire," reduce your gas mileage, and ultimately ruin your car's catalytic converter.