Sentence examples for will be ruinous from inspiring English sources

Some industry lobbies have been screaming that the economic costs of action will be ruinous.

Even now, nothing gets under Oliver's skin more than the accusation that Canada's oil sands will be ruinous to the environment.

General Giap and other opponents say the project will be ruinous to the environment, displace ethnic minority populations and threaten the south-east Asian country's national security with an influx of Chinese workers and economic leverage.

Ministers know the decision will be ruinous – in Somalia particularly – but neither they nor Barclays nor the regulatory authorities can summon the courage or the vision to do anything about it.

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.

"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".

They argue that the ban on solitary will be particularly ruinous, with one Rikers rep telling the New York Daily News it represents "a recipe for disaster".

Even if the tax increases and spending cuts don't need to be ruinous, they will not be popular.

But as long as an accusation alone can be ruinous, there will always be some reluctance to report a suspected child molester.

One of the scariest parts of practicing politics at Clinton's level is the ever-present possibility that what seems like a no-brainer stance will later turn out to be ruinous.

The first half dozen league games will be particularly telling; as London Irish found last season it can be ruinous to start slowly.