Sentence examples for was never repaid from inspiring English sources
Spinola was never repaid and ultimately suffered financial ruin.
The debt from World War II was never repaid; it just became increasingly irrelevant as the U.S. economy grew, and with it the income subject to taxation.
Dellal-linked companies had borrowed more than £3m, a sum that was never repaid and eventually had to be written off.
13. (SBU) In 2007 Tajikistan's National Bank admitted it had hidden a billion dollars in loans and guarantees to politically-connected cotton investors (of which $600 million was never repaid), violating its IMF program.
Police are investigating whether Vantaggiato had a personal vendetta against someone at the school or set off the bomb to protest against the judicial system after he had been conned out of €300,000, a sum that was never repaid.
Mr. DiFrancesco, who became acting governor on Feb. 1, has been stung by criticism about his private business dealings, including a $225,000 payment from a developer in connection with a failed real estate deal that was never repaid.
Many of the debts were never repaid.
He was also good at making insider loans that were never repaid.
Like the UK, we face the prospect of debts that are never repaid.
The Serbian leader ordered a number of "loans" that extracted billions from the National Bank and were never repaid.
Student debt is generally unappealing since much of it is never repaid, thus the government would have to offer "sweeteners" in order to attract investors.
