Sentence examples for would be insolvent from inspiring English sources

NYRA told the A.P. that if several options to ward off insolvency failed, it would be insolvent by the end of this month, not next fall.

In the absence of a rescue plan, the Cyprus banks would be insolvent.

In most cases, the bank would be insolvent, meaning that losses had eaten all its equity.

I don't know if a combined Finish Line-Genesco would be insolvent now.

If they were to mark them down, they would be insolvent".

"In fact, Huntsman's suit does not dispute that the combined company would be insolvent".

If not for some shifting of money internally and additional payments from the state for treating a high number of poor, uninsured patients, "the hospital would likely be insolvent today," the report said.

If the four big state-owned banks that dominate lending the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, the China Construction Bank, the Agricultural Bank of China and the Bank of China applied international accounting rules to their business, they would certainly be insolvent.

That without the support of the Bank of England's quantitative easing programme, and its very low lending rates – all effectively backed by British taxpayers – Britain's banks would effectively be insolvent.

It is still the case, even after five years of a global recession, that the biggest banks in the world would all be insolvent tomorrow if they had to mark all their bad loans to market.

Only "in the unexpected event that a country would appear to be insolvent" would it be told to negotiate a restructuring plan with its creditors.