Sentence examples for bust itself from inspiring English sources

So they pay once through the bust itself, through consequent unemployment, lower growth, et cetera through the bailouts.

Green energy schemes do go bust; Guardian Money has previously highlighted the collapse of Secured Energy Bonds, which promised a secure income of 6.5% a year but the money was siphoned off to a company in Australia which subsequently went bust itself.

Good jobs, new homes and a living wage are themes to reach the heart of recession-pinched people whose living standards may not rise before the next bust – which itself may not be far off.

Yet there is a whiff of apprehension in the air as fear spreads that the dot-com bust could repeat itself.

The Broncos have built from the bottom up to find an identity within the sport again and, in the modern era of boom or bust, that in itself is a policy that deserves considerable respect.

Thanks to boom-time winnings, they have the money to seed a new crop of startups, helping Silicon Valley which might better be dubbed "the Bust Belt"–renew itself once again.

One question Mr. Shaxson didn't get into much, however, is what happens when a secrecy jurisdiction itself goes bust.

After spending seven years (and $270m) in the bankruptcy courts, LTV went bust again, and liquidated itself last year.

It was such a bust that the commission itself had to be disbanded just eight months later.

In reality, in neither case did the UK default, and reveal itself as bust – both periods were times of investment, growth and national renewal.

Richard Berner, of Morgan Stanley, expects a further 25% decline, taking the pace of housing starts in 2008 to below 1m, the slowest since records began in 1959.A builders' bust will not, by itself, drag the economy into recession.