Translations for „ruinously“ in the English » German Dictionary

ru·in·ous·ly [ˈru:ɪnəsli] ADV

ruinously

ruinös

ruinously expensive

enorm teuer

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ruinously expensive

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English

That frequently means prescription drugs, too, which can be ruinously expensive for people who don't have workplace insurance.

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We have the most bloated banking sector of any major economy, making our public finances extremely vulnerable in the event of another ruinously expensive bail-out.

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Fresh halibut, nestled on a bed of spinach, was ruinously overcooked.

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The low magnetostriction is critical for industrial applications, allowing it to be used in thin films where variable stresses would otherwise cause a ruinously large variation in magnetic properties.

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

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You don't have to be a bleeding heart to see that gaoling people for drug-related crime is short-sighted, ruinously expensive, and socially counter-productive.

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In practice, the overwhelming majority of pursuits arise from property crimes, theft, drug possession, an inebriated motorist or young drivers thinking irrationally, ruinously.

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All his coaches tell him that it's ruinously self-destructive behaviour, yet still he can't help himself when the moment arrives.

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The mess is visible in parts, but not ruinously so.

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

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