Sentence examples for now liquidated from inspiring English sources

The latter mothballed the plant in 2010 before selling it to the Thai conglomerate SSI, which, faced with falling steel prices, has now liquidated the plant.

Henry McDonald in Dublin writes: Ireland's premier Enda Kenny has confirmed that the Republic has secured a deal with the ECB to ease the country's €28bn debt from the now liquidated Anglo Irish Bank.

With Olds now liquidating its inventory, there should be plenty of good deals on this pretty good car.

The personal accounts will be used by campaigners pushing for Farepak's 122,000 savers to receive not only their share of the monies recovered by BDO Stoy Hayward, now liquidating Farepak, but also additional compensation.

Likewise Silicon Valley-based NebuAd was sued in November in the US and is now liquidating its assets.

After a multi-year struggle to maintain relevance in the consumer wearable market, Jawbone is now liquidating — and thanks to an injection of capital from a new, unnamed investor, some of the driving forces behind the original company are forming a new business called Jawbone Health Hub.

That "bargain" is now liquidating the life-support systems of planet earth.

It could now be liquidated, broken up or sold.Second, it raised fears that the state of Spanish banks was even worse than previously thought.

(They turned out to be wrong; the company ran out of money at the end of August, and is now being liquidated).

Those that Computer Associates has publicly identified include Bradlees, the discount chain that is now being liquidated, and the New Pig Corporation, in Tipton, Pa., which Computer Associates calls "a leading provider of cleaning products and maintenance solutions for industrial facilities".

Dawson will now be liquidated following the transfer of its only major asset.