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The ruinously expensive project, worked on from 1685 to 1690, was never completed.

Their hope was that some President would find a use for these ruinously expensive devices.

Both sides were finding it ruinously expensive to keep up in the race.

So what can you do to limit the danger of a ruinously expensive court case?

The plan seemed ruinously and needlessly expensive, even for us.

Speaking to a doctor recently he declared that the place was ruinously healthy.

"such places are" ruinously expensive and besides it's not the right atmosphere.

The conflict was inconclusive and ruinously expensive for the major participants.

These countries also protest that their raw products bring ruinously low prices on world markets.

So long as home was a ruinously impacted Earth, the horrors would remain in one form or another.

With both sides almost evenly matched, it would drag on ruinously for years.

Last-minute efforts to reverse the energy trajectory would be ruinously expensive.

But competition drove prices down to ruinously low levels.

Anti-Semitism destroys peace and nations - a ruinously bad investment.

Our green policies are probably unnecessary, certainly ineffectual and ruinously expensive.

The cost of transporting him would make him ruinously expensive.

It has became ruinously expensive for the weaker states to borrow to service their debts.

We do not accept that it should be done in such a self-defeating and ruinously expensive way.

Production was too high, the inventory ruinously expensive, the losses unending.

But his impoverished neighborhood was ruinously victimized by the gang, according to the prosecution.

Suppose they can collect energy one-way without our help but only at ruinously low efficiencies.

Ruinously inefficient location, with all supplies ferried up from Earth.

If markets were supposed to clear, how could ruinously high rates of unemployment persist for so many painful years?

For it is better to live abstinently without this part than ruinously with it.

It was, of course, ruinously expensive and amazingly inefficient.