Sentence examples for technically bankrupt from inspiring English sources
It's technically bankrupt".
Although technically bankrupt, he is one of Pakistan's richest men.
They just did not care, despite media reports that the banks were technically bankrupt.
Six years ago, in early 1995, the banks were technically bankrupt.
After joining the euro in 2001 and gorging for a decade on cheap money, it found itself technically bankrupt.
The Land Bank, which is supposed to finance agriculture development, is technically bankrupt after several corruption scandals and mismanagement.
Although councils cannot technically go bankrupt, a section 114 may force central government to intervene to ensure that local services are sustainable.
States cannot go bankrupt, technically, but signs of fiscal crackup are easy to see.
Like Social Security, it faces soaring costs as baby-boomers retire and live longer (technically, Medicare goes "bankrupt" in 2015).
Then, when MCA's lawsuit left him legally unable to do anything with it, he filed for Chapter 11. "Technically you're bankrupt," he later said.
"We are technically bankrupt… The decline of performance started long before the tragic events of 2014," Mr Mueller added.
