Sentence examples for how bankrupt from inspiring English sources

It just goes to show how bankrupt of compassion and allergic to accuracy that party is becoming.

Solidarity ultimately could not prevent martial law, but the union's mere existence underscored for everyone how bankrupt the Communist system was.

Irish budget day underlined how bankrupt and utterly dependent the Republic remains on the International Monetary Fund, the European Central Bank and the EU to pay for the country's social welfare system, hospitals, schools and public services.

She does so not by any particularly convincing explanation of how a single state might come about but by showing how bankrupt are the policies that have so far shaped efforts to end the conflict.

Ms. Pelosi on Tuesday said, "I think it's really a sad statement about how bankrupt some of these people are in their arguments against S-chip that they would attack a 12-year-old boy".

That the party founded by the trade unions to represent ordinary people looks likely to choose a leader from a centrist and two rightwingers shows just how bankrupt it has become.

Never did he take the view that another human being, no matter how morally bankrupt, was beneath him.

On a tour through Italy in 1869, Mark Twain wrote, "I can not understand how a bankrupt Government can have such palatial railroad depots".

The worst part, writes Dana O'Neil on ESPN.com, is that the powers that be know how morally bankrupt this all is and could not care less.

Nortel's write-down is the best proof yet of how entirely bankrupt the new-economy theory was that fueled the mania of the late 1990's.

It is a surprising move for Ms. Sommers, a veteran commissioner who will exit with more than a year left on her term and without concluding the MF Global investigation, an inquiry into how the bankrupt brokerage firm misused customer money.