Sentence examples for to solvency from inspiring English sources
noun
The state of having enough funds or liquid assets to pay all of one's debts; the state of being solvent.
The Greek government has a difficult and long march back to solvency.
Dean's reputation, and Vermont's return to solvency, benefitted greatly from the Clinton economic boom.
It suggests that austerity alone is no route to solvency in a chronically uncompetitive economy.
We devote them to solvency of Medicare and to deficit reduction, instead of covering the expansions".
The hope is that banks return to solvency over a few years, as markets improve.
Rather than restoring companies to solvency, receivers often drive them deeper into debt.
People getting their confidence back is not going to restore banks to solvency or consumer demand".
Since then it has been slowly climbing its way back to solvency.
All the same, Princess Dashkova had restored the science academy to solvency and esteem.
Despite everything else on their plate, there appears to be motivation to restore the Social Security programme to solvency.
If elected, he said, he would work with the governor and Legislature to "ease our pension system back to solvency".
