Sentence examples for failing real from inspiring English sources

Analysts expect the Irish central bank to announce that depleted financial institutions will need up to 23 billion, or $32 billion, to cover the latest round of failing real estate debt.

It's the spring of 2001 and Drew Hagel, a failing real estate agent, sinks money he can't afford to lose in an exclusive hedge fund directed by his wealthy friend, Quint Manning.

Drew Hagel, a failing real estate agent, with a daughter soon off to an expensive college and a new wife pregnant with twins, feels the Roaring 90's have left him behind: "All he wanted was enough.

Some buyers jumped into that failing real estate market and rode it to riches, restoring grand Colonials and Tudors in Cedar Knolls or Lawrence Park West, the epicenter of "Bronxville P.O".

Prosecutors will allege that Cioffi's motive was that his personal financial situation had significantly deteriorated due to a failing real estate investment deal and an extremely lavish lifestyle.

But the real head-case is Carolyn, a failing real-estate saleswoman and Lester's uptight wife.

And the bust has brought a bonus: Mr. Schorner said a few former growers are returning to citrus after failing at real estate.

Over this past year, many have had to account for failing investments, real estate and 401 k)'s, as well as risky home loans and reckless credit card debt.

What "people" wanted to hear was an answer to Malia Obama's now famous question — "Did you plug the hole yet, Daddy?" — and the answer they wanted to hear was yes, or, failing that, real soon.

But at a news conference in Washington in April 2010, when analysts were raising red flags about failing Spanish real estate loans, Mr. Viñals — who a year earlier had succeeded Mr. Caruana — offered assurances.

In 1985, Murdock bought the failing Hawaiian real estate outfit that owned Dole and 98% of the Hawaiian island Lanai.