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Meanings of go bankrupt in English
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Usage of go bankrupt in English
1
Unlike the state, businesses have to produce value -or go bankrupt.
2
If they fail, the government has threatened to let Chrysler go bankrupt.
3
Some said it might be better for the companies to go bankrupt.
4
If he fails, the U.S. government threatens to let Chrysler go bankrupt.
5
Feelings don't come into it: I would finish, rather than go bankrupt.
6
Plenty of Millennials expect Social Security to go bankrupt before they retire.
7
The Church says it will go bankrupt if the bill becomes law.
8
All right; I can stay about a day before I go bankrupt.
9
I would go bankrupt if I let customers get away without paying.
10
It all reminds me of Hemingway said about how you go bankrupt.
11
Hemingway's line about how you go bankrupt feels on the money here.
12
One man he held off his neck by threatening to go bankrupt.
13
India has already seen one airline go bankrupt in recent years.
14
States are also not allowed to go bankrupt under federal law.
15
I may go bankrupt; my wife and children may go into the workhouse.
16
Meanwhile many franchisees go bankrupt or end up fighting their franchisor in court.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common