Sentence examples for considered bankrupt from inspiring English sources

But there were those among the anti-imperialist lobby in Washington (well represented among the internationalists who now fashionably styled themselves Keynesians) who considered bankrupt Britain as great a threat to peace as Stalin's Russia.

This prompted the latest round of harumphing about what a catastrophe Frank McCourt has been — with Bill Plaschke writing in the Los Angeles Times that it's McCourt who should be considered bankrupt, not the proud franchise he wrecked — and how baseball should have seen through him as a sham artist, writes Dan Shaughnessy on SI.com.

Now, I consider myself bankrupt.

Christopher M. Klein, the chief federal bankruptcy judge in Sacramento, answered that question with a qualified "yes" this month when considering the bankrupt city of Stockton.

Peterson's life, short version: He won $550,000 playing blackjack, went bankrupt, considered suicide and kicked alcoholism.

If I'd done something like Michael Cimino did with Heaven's Gate [the Western, starring Kris Kristofferson and Isabelle Huppert, is generally considered to have bankrupted United Artists], if I had financially ruined a corporation, I could understand people being somewhat nervous about approaching me.

Most legal rules considered a firm as bankrupt when the judge decides it is not able to make its repayments when the claims fall due (Cabrillo and Depoorter 1999).

At one time all bankrupts were considered defrauders and criminals.

Any time from 17 October lenders around the world could in theory consider the US bankrupt and demand all their money back.

Consider the now bankrupt Lehman Brothers' shocking fleet of planes that whisked its bankers from continent to continent: four Boeing 737s, three Bombardier CRJ 200s, a Boeing 767, a 2008 G550, two smaller jets, some NetJets shares and a helicopter for intercontinental service.

"Consider your company bankrupt".