Sentence examples for usually bankrupt from inspiring English sources

FASB's head pushed back during the hearing, saying that banks who called him asking for such a change were usually bankrupt fairly quickly.

Margins not important: borrows against cash flow to buy the next company, usually near-bankrupt Rust Belt manufacturers.

Today holding company Heico operates 40 companies with combined sales of $2.5 billion; funnels cash straight into next buyout, usually near-bankrupt Rust Belt manufacturers.

If a farmer is planting grains or marijuana, as many do in the north of the state that farmer will not usually be bankrupted by one bad year; he can just plant his crops again and hope it rains next season.

IVAs are usually preferable to going bankrupt, which is a harsher option that could see a debtor lose their home as well as any remaining control over their finances, or their ability to do business.

(More than a fifth of Bain's acquisitions went bankrupt, while Bain usually made money).

Even if they do go bankrupt their bosses usually stay in charge, because most are family-owned firms, with strong contacts in the government (and by extension the banks).

Even so, says Stephen Broome, a consultant at PricewaterhouseCoopers, the big hotel chains will have few worries: when banks take possession of a hotel from a bankrupt owner they usually keep it open, as hotels lose up to half of their resale value once they are closed.

Most of these trolls are not only morally bankrupt, they are usually penniless too (or nearly).

During the time you are bankrupt (which is usually 9 months if you're a first time bankrupt), you'll be required to attend credit counseling with the trustee's office.

And when a company goes bankrupt, it's not usually because they run out of earnings.