Sentence examples for try to bail out from inspiring English sources

I thought he was going to try to bail out homeowners as he bailed out banks.

Savers are already penalised by record low interest rates, as central banks try to bail out debtors.

Before the International Monetary Fund and the West try to bail out the country, Mr. Mugabe and his cronies should eliminate the corruption that has hurt the suffering population of Zimbabwe.

The voting rights law allows covered jurisdictions to try to bail out of the preclearance requirements by suing in federal court in Washington and proving that its record in avoiding problems over the last 10 years was clean.

Now, in large swaths of Mr. Sanders's district in southeastern Queens, For Sale signs are as common as trees, as people try to bail out before losing what little equity remains in their homes.

Since Disney had great depth of operating management, this wasn't a company in trouble he could try to bail out". But Kingsley said Ovitz "has nine lives --and few in town are counting him out.

Europe is trying to bail out Greece, in part, to protect its big banks.

The government should not expend energy and money trying to bail out another private firm.

But those fixes were like trying to bail out the Titanic with a coffee can.

He has not tried to bail out the funds with a cash infusion.

"People are looking more inwardly now and trying to bail out their own industries.