Sentence examples for most bankrupt from inspiring English sources

In America, under Chapter 11, a court typically appoints new managers to restructure the firm or to liquidate it in an orderly fashion; in Korea, most bankrupt firms simply carry on as before.

Closure of the deal – the latest in a global shopping spree that has seen the sheikh's property portfolio spread from London to Beijing – has been met with glee in Greece, the west's most bankrupt state, and Doha, where the royal household experienced 18 months of excruciating drama to take possession of the outcrops.

"Violence is the most bankrupt response to the most bankrupt racist ethical vision.

Could Heir Hunters be the most culturally bankrupt programme on the box?

But unlike New Century and most other bankrupt lenders, American Home Mortgage was not a subprime lender, catering to home buyers with spotty credit.

It is tempting to wonder whether there is a self-destructive streak in the Greek national character, if you believe in national characters, since the world's most famous bankrupt state is also one of the heaviest-smoking.

Defying the protestations of his high-born mother, who considered acting infra dig and a profession only for people with no morals, Lee went on to make his name playing some of the most morally bankrupt characters of all time.

The most morally bankrupt carping comes from the left, of course: wrong about the Pershing missiles, wrong about the nuclear freeze, wrong about the Evil Empire (a very precise bit of rhetoric, well appreciated by most Russians I've met), wrong about the Afghanistan campaign and wrong about globalisation.

This is possibly the most intellectually bankrupt work you've ever published.

The "slippery slope" argument could be the most intellectually bankrupt argument out there.

(A lawyer in the film calls it "the most morally bankrupt profession since faith healing").