Sentence examples for has even defaulted from inspiring English sources

He says that Boston has even defaulted on its contract with the Democratic National Committee by failing to collect all the money it committed to raise to help pay for the event.

Denying that cash-strapped Greece had "even come close" to defaulting on its sovereign debt – even though the cost of servicing that debt has recently soared – he insisted the country would neither need nor ask for financial assistance in redressing a deficit that at 12.7% is now over four times the permissible EU level.

As would happen nearly a decade later with mortgage securitizations sold by Goldman, by the time the Russian debt defaulted, the firm had reversed its exposure and may have even been in a position to profit from the default.

A failure to comply would mean Tribune had technically defaulted, even if it continued to make payments.

Others have defaulted even when they had the resources to pay.

For one thing, China classifies loans as bad only when the principal fails to get repaid, even if the borrower has long defaulted on interest payments.

And, even though Greece has defaulted on a record amount of sovereign bonds, its public debt will be oppressively high, at 175% of GDP.

Even though Bear Stearns's shareholders have been all but wiped out, the company has not defaulted on its debt.

(One has since defaulted).

Russia will resume debt payments to the Paris Club of creditor nations next year -- payments on which it has defaulted twice -- even if it does not get the debt relief it wants, Finance Minister Aleksei L. Kudrin said today.

Despite their worst predictions, not one of the ex-communist countries of eastern Europe has so far defaulted or even devalued.