Sentence examples for The bailout from inspiring English sources

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The bailout

noun

A rescue, especially a financial rescue

The government bailout of that corporation is going to cost the taxpayers a hundred billion dollars.

Exact(60)

The bailout money dries up.

Independent

The bailout did not take.

The New York Times

The bailout has since been repaid.

The New York Times

The bailout funds are not limitless.

The New York Times

The bailout caused a depression inside Greece.

The New Yorker

The bailout had officially begun.

The New York Times

The bailout taboo is broken.

The Guardian

The bailout is akin to treating one symptom his fever.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

The bailout is well under way.

The New York Times

The bailout package didn't make anyone happy.

The Guardian - Money

The bailout next time?

Forbes

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