Sentence examples for all bankrupt from inspiring English sources

"Politically, economically and fiscally, it's all bankrupt".

WorldCom, GlobalCrossing, XO Communications and KPNQwest are all bankrupt.

We've been here before in 1971, a pair of young writers announced in the New York Times Magazine that there was a new movement bubbling up on the right wing and that "liberalism, conservatism, and leftist radicalism are all bankrupt philosophies".

If they did, they'd all be bankrupt.

And with profit of just $304 million for the year, and with other airlines operating on similarly slim margins, "we'd probably all go bankrupt" without overbooking, Mr. Trenga said.

Ending a three-month competition for the supermarkets owned by Grand Union, the Federal Trade Commission yesterday approved a piecemeal sale of nearly all the bankrupt grocery chain's stores.

"If our salaries were based on predictions, we'd all be bankrupt," Goren said, then remarked to Troy Aikman, the co-analyst on Fox's No. 1 team, "Troy, last year you predicted Tampa Bay".

He told a compelling tale of how as finance minister in the mid 1990s he and his colleagues took his then debt-crippled country from economic basket case ("all but bankrupt") to zero deficit within five years.

Qwest Communications is a telecom hybrid that lately has been emphasizing its Baby Bell side, to avoid being lumped with all the bankrupt telecom upstarts.

Were money not given them, they'd all be bankrupt.

At one time all bankrupts were considered defrauders and criminals.