Sentence examples for Go insolvent from inspiring English sources

The hospitality industry is also seeing an increasing amount of businesses go insolvent," he said.

If there was no alternative, a country using the euro should be allowed to go insolvent, meaning hundreds of billions in losses for international banks and other creditors.

He paused to let the heresy sink in: It is possible to hit your long-term actuarial target and still go insolvent.

Indeed, according to independent Social Security actuaries, if funds were taken from the Social Security surplus equal to what would be needed to start individual accounts based on 2percentt of payroll taxes, Social Security would go insolvent 14 years earlier than projected -- unless, of course, benefits were cut significantly.

5. Every time Republicans vote to repeal Obamacare, they are voting to cause Medicare to go insolvent in 2 years.

(The Fed pays profits to Treasury, so if its profits are hurt by losses, payments to Treasury are reduced. If the Fed should go insolvent, the Treasury will almost certainly be forced to recapitalize it).

If a company's plan goes insolvent, the government will step in and take over the payments.

A study by accountants Moore Stephens found that 153 estate agency firms went insolvent in the year to May 2018, a small increase on the 148 the year before.

Indiana's unemployment trust fund went insolvent last month, and has borrowed twice from Washington since then — the first such loans to the state since 1983.

I was in a major relationship, which ended, and I was made redundant from my job as operations manager in a mobile phone warehouse after the company went insolvent.

More than 150 estate agency firms went insolvent last year and as many as 7,000 are at risk as high street operators face the triple whammy of online competition, a sagging property market and cuts to letting fees.