Príklady bankrupt

• The company went bankrupt and was put into the hands of the receivers.

• They piled up such a huge debt that they soon went bankrupt.

• When it was obvious the company was going bankrupt, the government ordered all their assets to be frozen.

• The business went bankrupt after investing an enormous amount on a product that failed to sell.

• Without the help of a generous investor, the theatre company would have gone bankrupt.

• A number of husbands accused their wives of bankrupting them.

• Our healthcare network, from prevention to aftercare, is bankrupting the public coffers.

• Many farms could be bankrupted as a result.

• We are also bankrupting—yes, bankrupting—a lot of people.

• We all know that we have succeeded in almost bankrupting our railway system.

• First call for excessive contributions will always be on the bankrupt's share of the pension.

• If we have many more such successes, the country will be bankrupted.

• They want to know how they can reduce their capacity quickly without bankrupting themselves or the concerns in which they are involved.

• If they break the law, are they to be bankrupted?

• The public sector cannot be bankrupted because no strict cash limits have been imposed.

• They may be bankrupted because of their redundancy bill.

• Is it not desirable that undischarged bankrupts should not frequently change their names, which leads to confusion?

• Evidently the circulation of this popular paper among bankrupts has gone up from 6,000 to 15,000.

• If that is so, from what classes have the bankrupts mostly come?

• A woman was bankrupted by being left £1 million in shipping shares.