Sentences with phrase «prove ruinous»

One disadvantage faced by many is high ownership costs, but although the Cupra uses more fuel than regular Leon, this sporty SEAT shouldn't prove ruinous to run.

Even intellectual success can prove ruinous.

Not exact matches

But, once the intention is to grasp in its entirety the problem of the understanding of faith and the language appropriate to it, these oppositions prove to be ruinous.

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In this as in most other areas, despite vaunted regulatory regimes centralized «big government» has proven worse than useless — corrupt and incompetent at best, subject to ruinous propagandizing at worst.

John Blake says July 10, 2010 at 6:32 am: «centralized «big government» has proven worse than useless — corrupt and incompetent at best, subject to ruinous propagandizing at worst.»

And practically, how do you make the transition, without a practice management system that makes this easy, a suite of reports that prove profitability and value, and a supporting partnership that is happy to reduce budgets and invest heavily in retooling a pilot team (which means building a fixed fee practice inside a traditional practice management system), or the entire organisation (ruinous cluster f *** every single time), knowing that their tenure at the top table may not be long enough to realise any ROI.

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