Sentence examples for assets sold off from inspiring English sources

Yet after operating for five years it declared bankruptcy and saw its assets sold off for less than $500,000.

The former N.F.L. and Miami Hurricanes quarterback Bernie Kosar, 46, will have his assets sold off.

It is still not clear, they say, whether Unified Energy will remain one company with some assets sold off, or whether it will be broken into several companies.

This profit comes at the expense of ordinary investors, who have in effect had part of their assets sold off at bargain prices.

Public assets sold off by the Conservative government face being renationalised with "no compensation" by Jeremy Corbyn if they go for a knockdown price, the left-winger's campaign has revealed.

Eurostar is about to join a long list of assets sold off by the government that includes Rolls Royce, British Rail, and British Airways in the transport sector alone.

Disputes between dioceses and congregations have erupted around the nation as the Roman Catholic Church liquidates assets, selling off valuable real estate and religious artwork worth hundreds of millions of dollars.

"They can take an undervalued asset, sell off the worthless parts, streamline the management, unlock the cash flow and turn it into a real earner".

The firm's assets are sold off to pay any firm debts.

The companies acquired assets allegedly sold off cheap by the state to intermediaries.

Soon afterward the company faded away, and its plants shut down; the remaining assets were sold off in 1987.