Sentence examples for perhaps bankrupt from inspiring English sources

Many of the CSPF recipients who rely on their pensions to pay mortgages and buy groceries, are now left hanging -- unsure whether the fund will go under and perhaps bankrupt the Pension Benefit Guarantee Corporation, the federal agency that insures workers' pension plans.

By 1870, the Moores had moved from here, perhaps bankrupted by the $29 fee for the burial of their baby, the tour guide said.

Clearly, it's trying to draw it into a court fight, perhaps to bankrupt it.

Many hope that the television bust may at last restore some financial sanity to their game, perhaps by bankrupting some of their rivals.

We had people who came who promised a lot of things and perhaps have gone bankrupt.

But now that the other Detroit has gone bankrupt, perhaps it's time for Obama to write an op-ed of his own, explaining the disgraceful "jobless recovery" he's presided over, while corporate profits continue to soar.

They could purchase an elite genealogy by physically buying a genealogical book (jokbo)—perhaps that of a bankrupt yangban and using his surname.

Evidently they were haunted by the the most banal ghost that ever walked an educated bankrupt, once perhaps Porcellian, watching the men go in and out of his old club.

Refco, a bankrupt commodities broker perhaps best known for treating investors' money like a commodity, was 2005′s biggest loser in the IPO market.

Perhaps because they are so morally bankrupt -- and so consumed by their pathological hatred for Obama -- that the truth doesn't matter, if it ever did.

The property includes eight buildings and is perhaps the most valuable asset of the bankrupt hospital.