insolvent

Yet in each of those insolvent years they had turned over a good half million.

Seven of the top 40 have become insolvent this year.

The company became insolvent and was shut down in May 1996.

More than that, company became insolvent on June 20, 2012.

More than 500 such institutions are insolvent and could be closed at any time.

If a bank is insolvent, let it fail and move on.

The more insolvent the plan, the greater the potential losses.

Digging began in 1972; a few years later, the city became insolvent.

About 20 percent of the institutions are insolvent or losing money.

His practice is insolvent and he has no assets to speak of.

If a company's plan goes insolvent, the government will step in and take over the payments.

In 1991, however, the company went insolvent and stopped writing new policies.

They say the company is nearly insolvent and has tried to conceal financial problems.

He walked into Troy in 1994 when it was insolvent.

The bank board has hundreds of other insolvent institutions to deal with.

Large number of institutions are insolvent but bank board does not have resources to close them down.

The administrator's report states that the company was insolvent by March 2001.

Empire said that without today's increase or some other state help, it would be insolvent by then.

If the company is insolvent at the time, not all the creditors get paid in full.

Colonial and its general partners, he said, might have been insolvent since 1983.

They can be insolvent and still, in most respects, do business as usual.

An additional 350 are insolvent, but regulators have little power to act in any of these cases until Congress makes money available.

If the person obliged was insolvent, the owner would have an action instead.

This would have left many people with worthless claims against insolvent companies.

At first glance, the two Maxwell companies do seem to be insolvent.