Sentence examples for utterly bankrupt from inspiring English sources

Government officials say I.P.B. was utterly bankrupt.

ChrisWoods saw grave implications for the UK banking system: "We have in effect banks who are completely and utterly bankrupt.

It is the political "right", the neo-con economists, that have been proven utterly bankrupt of thought by this crisis.

It is not a horror film; in fact its success makes the modern horror genre, with its evenly-spaced production-line shocks, crude soundtracks, and self-defeating ironic self-awareness, look utterly bankrupt.

This is the ambiguity that proudly asserts the will and the obligation of Israel to be a light unto the nations, then points to the utterly evil, utterly bankrupt, utterly degraded, utterly stupid misdeeds of ship-sinking, sailor-massacring North Korea North Koreaea!

"There will one day be a day of wrath such as has never been seen: all European industry will be wrecked, all markets will be congested, the bourgeoisie will be utterly bankrupt and war and depravity will spread everywhere".

Irish budget day underlined how bankrupt and utterly dependent the Republic remains on the International Monetary Fund, the European Central Bank and the EU to pay for the country's social welfare system, hospitals, schools and public services.

With glorious sunshine bathing pretty much every one of us, truly this is the kind of springtime that only an utterly ill-conceived, morally bankrupt military campaign can ruin.

Gore commented on the song: "Popular culture is morally bankrupt, flagrantly licentious and utterly materialistic and Madonna is the worst of all".

Richard Boyd Barrett, a leftwing member of the Dáil, said: "[It is] utterly unacceptable that somebody who has helped bankrupt this country and who owes us hundreds of millions should be living the high life in London".

If the labels are in fact successful at bankrupting and shutting down TubeFire, I must warn them that the effect will be utterly nil.