Sentence examples for financial failures of from inspiring English sources

The movie, "Zabriskie Point" (1970), was a flop, one of the biggest financial failures of its day.

He traced most of the financial failures of the real estate field to a tendency to forget the old maxim "Caveat emptor".

The final fuel for the firestorm was the report that Wall Street, as a whole, paid out something like $18 billion in bonuses for 2008 well off from the peak years but scandalously high given the colossal financial failures of the period in question.

Given the financial failures of some of the recent features and World War II cutting off much of the overseas cinema market, the studio's financiers at the Bank of America would only loan the studio working capital if it temporarily restricted itself to shorts production.

But as with any major industry, the financial failure of a single key player could undermine the profits of everyone.

Senior insiders say early drafts of Foot's report suggest that the government may need to make provisions for the financial failure of British tax havens.

His poor position is due to the financial failure of movies such as Mortdecai, Transcendence and The Lone Ranger, all of which bombed at the box office on the back of derisive reviews.

Such problems underline the wisdom of the safety-first policy followed by the RLIF in ensuring this tournament made a profit following the financial failure of the last World Cup to be held in the northern hemisphere eight years ago.

The Daily Mail claimed Caplin had previously turned down an offer of £1m to sell her story, but that she "might now be forced to think again" following the alleged financial failure of her gym.

NATIONAL An article on Tuesday about the financial failure of a sugar company in Florida that had been given significant tax breaks misstated the year Enterprise Florida, the state agency that decides who should receive tax breaks, was created.

All of the above leads to financial failure of the LER projects (Kubik 2006).