Sentences with phrase «enough financial devastation»

Just one unexpected mishap, such as severe damage from a fire or a lawsuit because of an injury, has the potential to cause enough financial devastation to your business that you may find yourself forced to close your business for good.

It takes just one unexpected mishap, like a major fire or a liability lawsuit, to cause enough financial devastation to your business that you may find yourself forced to shut its doors for good.

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He likened the financial sector to a house burning down — fair enough, as it is destroying property values, leading to foreclosures, abandonments, stripping (for copper wire and anything else recoverable) and certainly a devastation of value.

Little savings coupled with a disability could be enough to not only wreck your financial plan but cause financial devastation that's hard to recover from.

If you are ever faced with the devastation of a car accident you have enough on your plate without worrying about the added stress of the financial aspects of the crash.