Sentence examples for its defunct from inspiring English sources

The deficits could be lessened if the city gets repayments of loans it made to jump-start its defunct redevelopment agency decades ago, but it may have to sue the state to get them since Sacramento officials have said they don't plan to make those reimbursements, Ochoa said.

It hasn't managed to replace its defunct mills to whose night-shifts migrants from the subcontinent were welcomed from the 1950s with service-sector firms, as its neighbour Leeds did.

As Gordon Brown last night branded the country's failure to guarantee British savings in its defunct banks "totally unacceptable and illegal", it emerged that more than 100 local councils, police authorities and fire services have up to £1bn lost in its bankrupted system.

When you stroll up to Schimanski, it doesn't look much different from its defunct predecessor, Verboten, with its façade of classy rusted metal and sandblasted brickwork.

H&R Block told investors to ignore speculation that it faced a surge in costs tied to its defunct mortgage business.

Down more than 20% year on year, the NME now has barely half the circulation its defunct IPC sister title Melody Maker had when it closed in 2000.

Its visitors which supported its now defunct marine and tourism industries—have all but vanished along with its jobs.

It is known for its riverside park and its (now defunct) power station; in the mid-18th century it was the production site of Battersea enamelware.

Last year in Britain, Marks & Spencer claimed it should be allowed to set losses at its now defunct subsidiary in France against its British profits.

But it now has just half the sales of its now defunct sister title, Melody Maker, when it was closed in 2000.

When the United States brought down one of its own defunct satellites in 2008, it used a modified Standard Missile-3 (SM-3) to do so.