Sentence examples for bailed out too from inspiring English sources

In Britain, Lloyds Group, which was bailed out too, returned to the black.

They see reckless bankers getting bailed out too, and the ill-managed carmakers of Detroit likewise.

Of course, it was banks that were the main targets of the bailouts, but insurance company AIG was bailed out too.

The victim was able to jump out of the car as it slowed, and Bryant eventually bailed out, too.

Say what you will about the moral hazard that comes with bailing out too-big-to-fail banks, the strategy worked.

Many of the moves were unpopular such as bailing out too-big-to-fail financial institutions, but they worked, and the US led the world out of a bad situation.

During that recession, Bush bailed out "too-big-to fail" banks, socialized the AIG insurance giant, and finished socializing the failing Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac mortgage lenders.

For example, taxpayers bailed out Wall Street and will continue to bail out too big to fail corporate institutions.

Many will be bailing out too because the group is leaving the blue-chip index and will lose support from the tracker funds.

"You'll either bail out too early and miss more growth," he says, "or stay too late and find others looking for safety have already bid up the defensive stocks you wanted".

The 47-year-old Harvard and Oxford educated Canadian economist has a mission to reform the banking system so that taxpayers never again have to bail out "too big to fail" banks.