Sentence examples for as unserviceable from inspiring English sources

First, loans are called and existing shareholders have their equity wiped out; the banks end up owning the companies, as unserviceable debts are swapped for equity.

The aircraft was listed as unserviceable and McCudden saw no danger in leaving the throttle fully open.

Of the four 74-gun prizes, Achille and Northumberland (both 74s built in the late 1770s) were broken up as unserviceable soon after arrival in Britain, while Impétueux was destroyed in a dockyard fire on 24 August 1794 while undergoing repairs.

By the eve of the Soviet Stalingrad Counter-offensive on 19 November the division could only muster 84 serviceable R-2s with as many as 37 unserviceable tanks stationed in the rear.

He went on, "In dream-life, the child that is in man pursues its existence, as it were, and retains all its characteristics and wishful impulses, even such as have become unserviceable in later life.

What should have already happened, first and foremost, precisely in order for the country to become capable to forge ahead with these and more reforms, was the scaling-down in real terms (though also as a moral imperative) of the country's bulging nearly unserviceable debt today.

As both Gaddis and Westad point out, the superpowers deployed ideologies that were more or less unserviceable amid the sands or jungles.

Too many people live in unserviceable places.

"An unserviceable aircraft never gets out.

On the other hand, our current debt levels are unserviceable and unsustainable.

• PETA argued that dogs trained for fighting should be destroyed because they are unsafe and unserviceable.