Sentence examples for bankrupt though from inspiring English sources

The company went bankrupt, though, because the price of solar cells was plummeting.

Early last year he was declared bankrupt, though the company was later salvaged.

Bob Guccione is now bankrupt, though, and the magazine has been limping on without him since early November.

He ended up bankrupt, though he'd written hundreds of popular songs that rappers later sampled with gusto.

Moreover, that's more than its funds directly lost when Chrysler went bankrupt, though some of its co-investors lost as well.

No one will go bankrupt, though some departments at some universities will suffer, says Andrew Fisher, a university registrar it will be a "slow-motion apocalypse".The apocalypse could speed up, however, if private universities continue to expand.

They do allow foreigners to buy troubled or bankrupt automakers though, as GM bought control of Daewoo in Korea, and Ford gained control of Mazda.

John Hempton questions Paul Krugman's explanation of why banks like Citigroup are already effectively bankrupt, even though they're still in business.

By James Surowiecki January 19 , 2009John Hempton questions Paul Krugman's explanation of why banks like Citigroup are already effectively bankrupt, even though they're still in business.

He noted one recent case in which the local unit of the Canadian insurer Manulife found itself involuntarily declared bankrupt even though it was solvent.

If new revenue is not found and costs are not cut in the coming months, the company could go bankrupt even though the city provided more than $200 million in subsidies, some of which were used to replace parkland where parking lots now stand.