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Meanings of insolvent in English
Usage of insolvent in English
1
City officials said the city was insolvent and a debt restructuring needed.
2
The loan's illegal structure caused the insurer to become insolvent, authorities said.
3
An insolvent debtor had spit in his face; he bore it smilingly.
4
The city is nearly insolvent and could soon run out of money.
5
Righthaven is appealing the order, which it says would leave it insolvent.
6
Competing for attention, and money, is the state's nearly insolvent transportation fund.
7
I was not insolvent, but I needed capital, the life-blood of industry.
8
And they were effectively insolvent if you mark those assets to markets.
9
How insolvent countries are supposed to provide such munificence is conveniently overlooked.
10
Pomeroy had become insolvent, and had absconded from Springfield a month before.
11
The argument that the ECB can't lend to insolvent banks looks lame.
12
The outcome will be key for the way insolvent companies tackle pension deficits.
13
Many leading U.S. banks were very likely insolvent during the crisis.
14
The result of Reagan's economic insolvency was to render George Bush politically insolvent.
15
But Ruettgers said he did not expect the German carmaker to become insolvent.
16
The nearly insolvent city has been under state oversight since 2011.
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Insolvent across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare