Sentence examples for financial takeover from inspiring English sources

Detroit is teetering on the brink of financial takeover by the state.

Mr. Jarjura, who sponsored the bill for the state's emergency financial takeover in Waterbury, said he saw a brighter future.

This resort city, once proud and now eroded by decades of disinvestment and white flight, teeters on the brink of state financial takeover.

He said he also knew the board had been criticized for frequently raising the specter of financial takeover but never carrying through on the threat.

Governing Magazine gave Nassau the D-minus grade in February 2002, just after Mr. Suozzi took office, citing a bond rating that was just above junk status and a state control board that was constantly threatening a financial takeover.

The fans still sing "Glazer, wherever you may be, you bought Old Trafford but you can't buy me" – but anger at the game's financial takeover is largely taken as read now.

Twenty-four of the sample firms did not fall within our classifications of strategic and financial takeovers.

A sure way to stop the slide, say many of those who endured financial takeovers in other places, is to surrender fully to outside control.

When the post-takeover cash flow returns are ranked for all fifty sample transactions, ten of the fourteen strategic takeovers are in the top half of the sample; only four of the twelve financial takeovers are in the top half of the sample.

Slender, bespectacled, and rumpled, Flowers was a math whiz who liked chess, and those skills made him a formidable opponent in the intricate moves of financial takeovers — in some cases as an adviser to firms doing deals, in others as an actual investor.

The officials also said that in pressing for the tax increase, Mr. Suozzi threatened to denounce Mr. Gulotta every day for the next four years if he did not go along with it, and threatened to call for a fiscal takeover by the financial authority if it did not support more taxes.