相关例句

• The national pension and health plans seem to be insolvent in the long run.(国家年金制度和医疗制度的规划最终的结果似乎是无力支付。)
• Some thought that physical gold would be a lot safer than a deposit in an insolvent bank.(一些人显然认为，买实体黄金总比把钱存在破产银行里牢靠得多。)
• WITHOUT outside help, Greece is probably insolvent right now.(没有外界帮助，可能希腊现在已经破产。)
• That makes it hard to funnel it up to a holding company that is otherwise almost certainly insolvent.(这就很难把资本导入控股公司，而没有资本控股公司几乎可以肯定要破产。)
• Yet it is not clear whether it was insolvent in the sense that its assets were worth less than it owed.(但是，人们也不清楚，在某种意义上，以低于自己本来资产的价格售出，是不是已经意味着一种破产。)
• States like California, Illinois, Michigan, and New York are almost insolvent.(加利福尼亚州、伊利诺伊州、密西根州和纽约州将几乎破产。)
• That is the strongest reason to move quickly—especially now they are so nearly insolvent.(这是督促迅速采取行动的最强有力理由，尤其当他们已濒临破产之时。)
• Its auditors judged that if the transaction went ahead the company would become technically insolvent.(该公司的审计师判断，如果交易成功，公司将会技术上破产。)
• But many Banks are now assumed to be not only illiquid but insolvent.(但是现在许多银行被认为不仅仅是流动性差，而且是无偿付能力。)
• The unemployment rate is now 10% and the unemployment trust fund is insolvent.(失业率现在是10%，失业信托基金无力偿还债务。)