Sentence examples for close to liquidation from inspiring English sources

A club scarred by tragedy and close to liquidation several times are at Wembley for a major cup final.

Promotion will see them earn in the region of £120m but Howe says the club, who were close to liquidation in 2008, will be prudent in their spending.

It is a stark contrast from the administration-hit years of 1997 and 2008 when the Cherries came close to liquidation.

Bournemouth's impending promotion marks an amazing rise through the Football League for the club, who were in administration and close to liquidation in 2008.

The Cherries will take their place in the Premier League next season having been close to liquidation in 2008, and a game away from going out of the Football League in 2009.

Bournemouth will take their place in the top flight of English football having been close to liquidation in 2008 and a game away from going out of the Football League in 2009.

First Union Real Estate Equity and Mortgage Investments said it would sell the bulk of its assets to its former management team for $205 million in cash and assumed debt, moving closer to a full liquidation.

"I think the worst will be over soon," Hogan said, as the indiscriminate liquidation phase gives way to stability while stocks get close to being drawn down.

Sources close to the talks now say a likely option is to let Chrysler file for bankruptcy, allowing Fiat to purchase only those assets that it deems most valuable, leaving the rest for liquidation.

"This is as opposed to liquidation, which would see the end of the club".

"A move like this can have unintended consequences for Cablevision, especially if it highlights Cablevision's own asset values and the discount to liquidation value the market is currently putting on the stock (at yesterday's close Cablevision is trading at a 38% discount to our previously published $45 liquidation value)," said Bear Stearns.