Sentence examples for some bankrupt from inspiring English sources

Even some bankrupt telecommunications companies may recover, said Bill Repko, managing director of the restructuring group at J. P. Morgan.

With the new legislation, the government is now able to decide whether to merge pension funds and banks or declare some bankrupt.

During last year's crunch in Wenzhou, for example, some bankrupt bosses simply boarded up their factories and fled town.The move to allow direct overseas investment is also a promising step towards opening up China's capital account.

In a second decision, this one featuring the first opinion from Justice Elena Kagan, the court ruled that some bankrupt debtors who own their cars outright are not entitled to shield a standard monthly amount for the "ownership costs" of their vehicles.

Justice Kagan's eight questions were crisp and pointed, and they indicated mastery of the difficult if mundane question before the court: May some bankrupt debtors include among their living expenses a standard monthly amount for the "ownership costs" of cars they own outright?

The tariffs will likely push some bankrupt Chinese firms out of the market.

Those banned from standing in general elections are: civil servants; police officers; armed forces personnel; some bankrupts; government-nominated directors of commercial companies; judges; members of parliament in non-Commonwealth nations; those convicted of electoral malpractice; members of the House of Lords.

Tells about a newly organized U.D.C.A. branch in Paris which temporarily broke up the bidding at the Hotel Drouot's state auction rooms on some wretched bankrupt shopkeepers' worldly goods.

DealBook »   Bondholders of AMR Push for New Board  |  Reuters reports: "A group of some of bankrupt American Airlines' most significant bondholders said it will not support a stand-alone restructuring unless a new board is brought in, a move that may increase hurdles for Chief Executive Tom Horton and his team".

Such price swings could obliterate a short-term profit, and in some cases, bankrupt a financially stable hedger; see for example, Goldstein [15].

One other tricky issue: What if you're holding shares in Lehman Brothers or some other bankrupt company?