Sentence examples for less bankrupt from inspiring English sources

A condition of perpetual warfare has left the US more or less bankrupt, a state of affairs that can be sustained only as long as China chooses to fund the federal debt.

When a new government took over, it "found so much less money in the government's coffers than it had expected that it decided there was no choice but to come clean"; those revelations panicked investors, and the new higher interest rates the country was forced to pay, Mr. Lewis says, "left the country — which needed to borrow vast sums to fund its operations — more or less bankrupt".

After a breakdown in his relationship with WEA, financial troubles and legal battles dogged Rae for decades, his expensive videos having more or less bankrupted him.

Preston Jones from Fort Worth Star-Telegram called the song "blunt", and believed that it showed Gaga "has been, all along, more or less creatively bankrupt".

The mainstream narrative is that club techno became stuck in a (literal) loop of imagination-bereft Jeff Mills impersonation and, by about 1997, was more or less creatively bankrupt, and would die away until the rise of minimal in the new millennium.

— in an attempt to give context to its own relatively less-evil, bankrupt, degraded and stupid behavior.

The airline was nearly bankrupt less than a year ago and began a restructuring plan aimed at cutting costs by $4 billion a year.

But then Newcastle KB United went bankrupt less than halfway through the season, to be replaced by another side from the Hunter, Adamstown Rosebud.

There are also important questions about whether the fund should bail out fewer countries, pour less money into bankrupt nations, impose less onerous conditions on its loans or lift the debt of poverty-stricken societies.

In European countries, which are less forgiving of bankrupts, there are moves in the other direction.

If a bank issues more equity, it will be less likely to go bankrupt.