Sentence examples for liquidated because of from inspiring English sources

This joint-venture between KAC and EgyptAir was specifically set up to find a home for them, but is being liquidated because of massive losses.

Mr. Berezovsky's television venture was said to be doing fairly well until a minority shareholder insisted that the company be liquidated because of an obscure law that contradicted international accounting standards by including capital investments by owners as debts.

He recently posted on Morningstar's Web site a list of other funds that he argued "would be better off liquidated because of some combination of high costs and weak management".

The relationship between the fund and Inflection Capital ended in mid-2011 when the aid agency ordered the fund to liquidate because of its inability to raise the required $37.5 million.

Independent Insurance, a British insurer whose market value stood at $1.4 billion at the beginning of the year, said it would liquidate because of unidentified losses.

Their future middle-aged selves must be liquidated, because they have amassed too much information about their employer, so are sent back in time for assassination with the special retirement payoff of gold bars strapped on.

Lehman Brothers Holdings disclosed in a regulatory filing on Wednesday that it had liquidated three funds because of the tight credit markets and brought the assets of those funds, valued at $1 billion, onto its books Feb. 29.

Neither has much of America: the nine-month-old theme attraction, the world's first rock-and-roll theme park, is being liquidated, in part because of dismal attendance.

He liquidated all of his assets.

In 1981, the French courts liquidated all of Schlumpf holdings.

Alliance has since liquidated most of that investment.