Sentence examples for looking bankrupt from inspiring English sources

When he was appointed last season, Durham were bottom of the First Division and looking bankrupt in many senses.

The numbers are to be disclosed in footnotes to the local governments' financial statements, not on their balance sheets, where, if they were reported, they would make many governments look bankrupt.

It is not a horror film; in fact its success makes the modern horror genre, with its evenly-spaced production-line shocks, crude soundtracks, and self-defeating ironic self-awareness, look utterly bankrupt.

Wagoner looks for bankrupt companies that have rising cash earnings before depreciation and interest signs they will probably make money again once their debt loads are reduced while in Chapter 11.

"I could go bankrupt looking for a job," he said.

"Not one senior citizen is harmed by this budget," he said, noting that his new granddaughter was "looking at a bankrupt country".

"I am looking to declare myself bankrupt.

And there is always the chance that someone is looking to buy a bankrupt company cheaply.

Did we do ourselves a favor during the Reagan and first Bush administrations by cozying up to secular Iraq during its war with clerical Iran, and looking away when a bankrupt Algerian military dictatorship canceled an election for fear of losing it, at a time when we were incidentally insisting on free elections in post-Communist Europe?

Industry rumors have it that Kroger, the country's biggest grocer, may be looking to buy the bankrupt Webvan's delivery trucks for a song.

The two of us looked at his bankrupt little house.