Sentence examples for business solvent from inspiring English sources

That money is now just about keeping the business solvent.

The idea is that paying bankers in bonds encourages them to keep the business solvent.

Warner Brothers lost interest, and a succession of private managers were unable to keep the business solvent.

They need to keep their business solvent, while protecting it from losses and litigation beyond their control.

In the early 1990s, he began borrowing money to keep his bookstore business solvent and to support his lavish lifestyle.

Dean Finch, Tube Lines chief executive, admitted recently that board members had considered whether the business was solvent in the wake of the £4.4bn ruling.

When they both "retired" from running Woburn in 1974, they passed on a healthy and solvent business to the Duke's eldest son and heir, Robin, Marqess of Tavistock.

He said Merrill did not file a legal action against Mr. Esmerian until January, after it had spent the final three months of 2007 trying to reach a "forbearance" agreement with him, which would have set new repayment terms and allowed his business to stay solvent.

Speculation is rampant that Xerox will sell off big chunks of its business to remain solvent.

As a result, many entrepreneurs build their businesses with potential acquirers in mind, choosing to grow at any cost instead of actually building a sustainable business that is solvent and profitable.

He was forced to sell the Shakespeare Gallery, via a lottery, in order for his business to remain solvent.