Sentence examples for will face ruin from inspiring English sources

Our military will hunt them down and, as President Bush said, "They will face ruin, just as surely as the regime they once served".

The cost of the UK's winter floods will top £5bn and thousands of families and businesses will face financial ruin because they have inadequate or non-existent insurance, a leading accountant has warned, as the government defended its record on flood defences.

His father-in-law, Sunny Jim Whitelaw, the owner of a bottling plant, a beautiful ranch -- and a man who never smiled -- has just died, and his will has perversely decreed that Paul and his wife, Evelyn, must get back together or else the whole family will face financial ruin.

One more such victory over Congress and the White House, and the bankers will be facing ruin.

"We had to act or face ruin".

If not, he warned, "we will face more destruction and ruin".

While many services provided to people with autism, Asperger syndrome and "pervasive developmental disorder, not otherwise specified," can be quite costly, if these services are not covered by the educational system and/or by insurance, some families will face financial and/or emotional ruin.

If we do not do it now, soon we will all face ruin, like the Greeks; ruined by our failure to take our own commitments seriously.

Either way, we're facing ruin.

A year ago this week the global financial system faced ruin.

Mr. Ley knows about facing ruin.