Sentence examples for well bankrupt from inspiring English sources

(It also transpires that the price gap between cocktails and other sorts of drink has narrowed, so you might as well bankrupt yourself in style).

"We believe that it is an unsustainable, open-ended entitlement that could very well bankrupt this country and the states," the House majority leader, Representative Eric Cantor, Republican of Virginia, said at a news conference on Tuesday.

But another catastrophe on the order of the World Trade Center attacks could well bankrupt a lot of insurers, if they don't have exclusions to protect themselves.

One day your beauty addiction could very well bankrupt you.

The attempt to play the dual role of a ruler and a participant is now costing America dearly and could very well bankrupt the country, economically and socially, if it continues.

The automotive industry was back in focus as well, after bankrupt parts supplier Delphi asked a court to allow it to cancel benefits to 15,000 current and future retirees, and Toyota Motor said it expects to record its first yearly loss since 1950.

It's easy, assessing those who might well go bankrupt should medical crisis strike.

Without this, Motorola may well have gone bankrupt.

The long-term consequences of a baby bust are well known: a bankrupt pension system; sky-high health care costs, especially in Scotland, where the elderly receive free nursing-home care; a shortage of skilled workers; and a diminished pool of brainpower.

If company B goes bankrupt, well, at least you've still got your patent.

DAVID GRANN: To say that Obama took the auto industry bankrupt takes — well, brass.