Sentences with phrase «financially ruinous»

Not only is it wrong; it can be financially ruinous,» says Don R. Campbell, a Canadian - based real estate investor and founding partner of the Real Estate Investment Network and Cutting Edge Research.

Our proven mediation process is specifically designed to keep your negotiations peaceful, productive, and cost - effective so you can avoid an ugly, drawn - out, and financially ruinous divorce.

Even so, how does one explain the divorce that takes two years, is financially ruinous, and leaves the former spouses unable to talk to each other even as they attempt to parent their children?

The process can be emotionally devastating and financially ruinous.

However, being caught driving without car insurance, especially in an accident, can be financially ruinous for most drivers — not to mention illegal in most states.

She suggested that defending herself would be «financially ruinous» — an argument that sounded less than credible at the time given her $ 152,500 salary and expensive home in West Austin, but now appears to have been completely dishonest, given the amount of income and property she was not disclosing.

Absent loopholes $ 10 per tCO2 or 1,000 c per tonne or 1c per kg should add about 2.5 c per litre to petrol and 1c per kilowatt hour to conventional black coal fired electricity, hardly financially ruinous.

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Encountering one of these disasters without adequate home insurance coverage could be financially ruinous.

That means it will be financially ruinous to get private sector providers out of the NHS or education services.

Pilot programs test the waters in a way which is not financially ruinous for the department if they are not successful.

Taken together, Sanders's many promises are financially ruinous (nor does that exhaust the problems with Bernie).

So while there are few checks and balances on the abuse of power, the leadership's priorities remain the same: keep the country relatively stable, head off political risks, and avoid a financially ruinous military conflict.

Not exact matches

I was able to dodge things & avoid bankruptcy for 17 years (after a nasty & financially - ruinous divorce left me a quarter - million in debt / responsible!!!)