go broke造句怎麼寫

To make sure our students don't go broke just because they chose to go to college, we're making it easier for graduates to afford their student loan payments.

Surplus countries insist on continuing just as before. But they refuse to accept that their reliance on export surpluses must rebound upon themselves, once their customers go broke.

However, it may happen if we go broke.

If it had to pay high interest, it would eventually go broke.

However, if you do this often enough, and your rewards cost a lot, you'll soon go broke.

"Single Rose of Any Color:" Thank you, "and I'm still not going to go broke saying so."

To lose, to fail, to go under, to go broke-these are deadly SINS in a world where prosperity in the present is the sure sign of salvation in the future.

But if they go broke before they can get rid of the colonel, it could undermine their legitimacy.

This is a simple question of economics -- anyone selling general-purpose MIPS systems with hard drives and TV tuners in them for $100 would go broke quickly.

He knows that all too often his fellow NBA players go broke just 3.5 years after retiring.

The overwhelming majority of small businesses go broke within the first twenty-four months.