Sentence examples for facing insolvency from inspiring English sources

"We could have a large number of jurisdictions facing insolvency," Mr. Snyder said.

In total, some 8,000 were potentially viable when they entered GRG, while 4,000 were facing insolvency.

The study concludes that England's university sector is in "reasonable financial health", with no institutions facing insolvency in the short term.

With the United States Postal Service facing insolvency, and one of the postal workers' unions hiring consultants on business restructuring, it is looking toward Europe for new operating models, even though American legislation currently precludes adapting some of those innovations.

When Mr. Ma met regulators, he told them his company was facing insolvency and asked them to help shore up the company's balance sheet by approving a Hong Kong stock offering, according to transcripts of Ping An meetings and interviews with participants.

A couple of weeks ago, I suggested that China was going through a long "Minsky moment" — the horrible point, at the turning of the debt cycle, when it becomes clear that borrowers can't meet their obligations, creditors are facing insolvency, and the economy is about to tank.

The global (not just eurozone) banking system faces insolvency.

One caveat would let Lord Black sell his holdings in Hollinger Inc. -- if it faces insolvency.

When the crisis hit, American and British banks faced insolvency, and regulators faced the prospect of systemic failure.

One main sore point is the French government's promise to rescue Electricité de France if it ever faces insolvency.

A portion of Medicare (the part that pays hospital bills) faces insolvency much sooner than that — in 2019.