7 sentences with “bankrupt”

But, in November, the firm went bankrupt.

By the time Louis XIV died in 1715, the state was technically bankrupt.

In short, the Iran-Contra affair, which initially threatened to bankrupt him, has enriched him.

However, instead of leading to the discovery of gold and silver, the expedition simply left Coronado bankrupt.

It was the first economic depression experienced by the American public, who panicked as farm prices fell and businesses went bankrupt.

By the 1620s and against the backdrop of the Thirty Years' War, the monarchy was bankrupt and Spain itself was divided between numerous small but mostly independent kingdoms and territories.

The big loser of the religious war was Spain: having paid for many of the Catholic armies for thirty years, it was essentially bankrupt, and its monarchy could not reorganise itself as efficiently as its French rivals did.