Corporate bankruptcies continued at a high level last month.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

Corporate bankruptcies continued at a high level last month.

Corporate bankruptcies transitioned to a high level last month.

The company turned a loss after the first year

The company went out of business after many years of declining profits.

The company went bankrupt as a result of sloppy [incompetent] management.

Last year there were more than twenty bankruptcies in this city alone.

The newly established company was hit head‐on by the recession and collapsed.

We set off the loss carried forward in this period.

The firm was teetering on the edge [verge] of bankruptcy.

The bankruptcy of the company can be attributed to lax management.

The company reported large extraordinary losses for the first half of this year.

Corporate results deteriorated because of recession.

The company incurred a loss of $3 million last year.

Unwise investments led the firm into bankruptcy.

The firm is on the verge of bankruptcy.

A lot of businesses failed during the depression.

In order to consolidate management, our company reduced long term borrowing.

Business failures are down 10% this year.

Their recent losses have left [put] the company in a very shaky condition [a very insecure state].

He has been forced into a tight corner due to the bankruptcy of his company.

The firm headed for bankruptcy.

This company has inadequate means of communication between top and bottom.

The company is still afloat.

The company is on the verge of bankruptcy.

The company was in the red and went under.

The company went through a difficult time because of the depression.

The sales of our firm increased [went up] more and more toward the end of the business term.

Most electronic manufacturers' stocks soared following that company's stock recording a historical high.

The company tried to keep management stability through a squeeze out.

Loaners rushed to the collapsed company.