Sentence examples for fully bailed from inspiring English sources
"Equity holders have lost value; they have taken the brunt and haven't been fully bailed out in the way the market was expecting.
As part of plans to sell the government's stake in the bank, Vince Cable, the British business secretary, said Royal Bank of Scotland should have been fully nationalized when it was bailed out in 2008.
Markets were perturbed by the growing possibility of a fully fledged bail-out of Spain, which would come on top of the €100 billion ($121 billion) in aid to its banks.
Hurricane Katrina put the program so deeply into debt that federal officials have acknowledged they will never be able to fully repay the $18 billion Treasury-financed loan that bailed the program out.
The bank, then fully owned by the Co-operative Group, later had to be bailed out by hedge funds when a £1.5bn hole appeared in its books in 2013.
The government bailed out bondholders, who were paid back fully and on time; as a result, the emirate has preserved its access to the capital markets and credit-default spreads have come down steadily (see chart).
BORROWERS get bailed out.
Cleopatra bailed him out.
