Sentence examples for a debt burden from inspiring English sources

I never had to make tradeoffs because of a debt burden that would haunt me afterwards.

When Highfield joined in 2011, the company was struggling with a debt burden of almost £400m.

Who wants all the fuss, fascinators and a debt burden to rival that of Greece?

"Without the deal, the government is facing a debt burden of 140 percent of G.D.P.

But when is a debt burden too heavy to be borne?

In 2012, Flint had a debt burden of about $1,600 per person, compared with only $400 in Burton.

Municipalities do most of the investing in Germany but labour under a debt burden of €144bn (£131bn).

If they have to borrow to finance the buyback, they may have a debt burden for years to come.

This creates self-fulfilling prophecies in which a debt burden becomes unsustainable – because the "bond vigilantes" think it might be.

The second, and more important, point is that a debt burden, on its own, doesn't tell you very much.

"Facts are stubborn things," Mr Lewis said describing a debt burden that will stretch "well, well into the future".