Sentence examples for from being bankrupt from inspiring English sources

Far from being bankrupt, Mr Osborne's stock is doing rather nicely.

Most fashion designers are a few steps away from being bankrupt.

Going to jail keeps you safe from being bankrupt.

Mr Obama says he wants to stop America from being bankrupted by health bills and the planet from frying.

In court documents, Gina Rinehart said that she had been acting within her rights as trustee and that her decision to change the vesting date of the trust had prevented beneficiaries from being bankrupted by tax obligations.

The government announced a pioneering accord today that could save the Anglican Church of Canada from being bankrupted by rising abuse claims from Indians who attended church-run residential schools.

The essential benefits and cost limits are meant to prevent people with insurance from being bankrupted by medical bills — a distressingly common occurrence.

The irony is that she thought that her husband had good health insurance plus long-term care insurance, and relatively speaking, he did--it just wasn't enough to keep his family from being bankrupted by a major illness.

There is anecdotal evidence of this in other news stories, and emotional weight from the "I'm bankrupt because of you" video, which shows an Uber driver talking to Travis Kalanick, the company's former C.E.O.

When Mr. Suharto took over from Sukarno, the country was bankrupt.

This from a company that was bankrupt and rudderless just four years ago.