Sentence examples for financially break from inspiring English sources

Football Association chairman David Bernstein has said that English football's national stadium, Wembley, will financially break even by 2015, one year later than previously planned.

The overall aim of FFP, which has also been failed by French champions Paris St-Germain, is for clubs to financially break even.

Most rescues do not financially break even on this process.

At the end of this, millions will be still left uncovered, and others financially broken, so a tiny number of corporations can profit.

Ms. Baker said City Opera's old model — offering more than 100 performances, a mix of staples like "La Bohème" and more adventurous operas — was "financially broken".

He said the Republican Party, despite historic victories this month, was financially broken and entering a presidential election cycle in urgent need of repair.

Here at DC Central Kitchen, we train and find employment for men and women who come to us financially broke and emotionally broken.

Soon after his election, though, Papandreou reached an agreement with the Troika to rescue his financially broken country by implementing significant belt-tightening.

Hillary Clinton said that she and Bill came out of the White House financially "broke" and in debt, especially due to large legal fees incurred during their years in the White House.

"We'd thought the only way we could manage it financially was to break up the property and sell off sections," Anne recalls, "but that was the year William showed at Documenta, and the year Marian Goodman asked him to join her gallery in New York.

That's why I founded Second Chance, a non-profit organization that offers guidance and resources to women trying to become financially independent and break the shackles of their abusive partners.