bankrupt in造句

In her old age, she was bankrupt in reputation.

That will either bankrupt insurers or lead to huge rises in premiums.

Remember the last two places she managed went bankrupt in a year!

New York almost went bankrupt in 1975; by the early 1980s, its streets were potholed, filthy and dangerous.

Three fairly high-profile ESL schools in China went bankrupt in 2009, leaving lots of Chinese students without the lessons they had paid in advance for.

When it went bankrupt in 1998, a former employee bought space in the cavernous plant and converted it into a privately run foundry.

Some private universities and independent institutes may go bankrupt in 10 years due to a lack of college students, said Gu Hailiang, president of Wuhan University.

Indeed, Guo Shiping, an economic advisor for the Shenzhen city government, told the press that he expects 35% of the country's developers to go bankrupt in the next two years.

Though having no interrelated provision, based on fair and efficient principle, our country should build simple bankrupt institution.