They rarely go bust because they have no overheads, and stop only when the owners are too old to carry on.
零售商们很少会破产，因为他们没有管理费用，只有当业主年纪太大、难以为继之时他们才会终止生意。
In allowing Lehman to go bust when competitors balked at taking it on, Hank Paulson, the Treasury secretary, attempted to draw a line in the sand.
在竞争对手拒绝接受后，美国财长保尔森试图通过允许雷曼兄弟破产来在沙子中划开一条线。
He cites a few news points from this week - the pledge from the health industry to slow rising costs, and the new estimate that a Medicare trust fund is on track to go bust by 2017.
他引用了本周的一些新闻观点：医疗产业保证减缓医疗支出增幅，关于医疗照顾信托基金在2017年前将继续快速递增的最新预测。
Take on too much debt. Companies usually go bust because they owe the bank too much.
公司陷入破产境地，往往是因为欠银行的钱太多。
Take on too much debt. Companies usually go bust because they owe the bank too much.
公司陷入破产境地，往往是因为欠银行的钱太多。
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