Sentence examples for a further debt from inspiring English sources

The film clocks up a further debt in its plot, which proposes that what we perceive as reality is actually a cosmetic facade constructed to conceal a terrible truth about our existence.

Perhaps this might never have been made were it not for Harry Potter reinventing the owl as a recognised youth fiction brand, and there's plenty here that owes a further debt to George Lucas and Peter Jackson.

In response to criticism that the IMF has failed to tackle intransigence in European capitals against a further debt write-off, a senior IMF official said: "We are asking the Greeks to do very difficult things.

If the bipartisan commission's recommendations are passed, the president would be authorized to request a further debt ceiling increase that would carry the country through the rest of his first term.

11.41am GMT The Telegraph's Bruno Waterfield also reckons a third Greek bailout is on the way: Telegraph Finance (@TeleFinance) Eurozone paves way for third Greek bail-out http://t.co/5E7IN8ke5N February 3 , 201411.33am GMT Germany: No new Greek haircut The German finance ministry has firmly denied reports that a third aid package for Greece could include a further debt haircut.

But the new state was also given a further debt guarantee by the rest of Britain, to help restore economic and political stability to Ireland following independence.The paper finds, in an analysis of British and Irish sovereign debt yields during the period around independence, that over time British and Irish interest rates diverged, in spite of the debt guarantee.

It did agree to a few restrictions, such as a limit on further debt, but there are no conditions about monitoring the company's health.

Most of the people needed by the new industries are young, unmarried and already carrying a burden of debt, yet we can think of no happier outcome for them than a lifetime of further debt and DIY.

It's also one reason why Europe has taken such a hard line on further debt reduction: the bigger Greece's debt, the more control Europe has over what Greece can do.

While we are retaining our existing forecasts pending deal closure, we see strong visibility to potential 2016 estimated return on invested capital of 10% plus and earnings per share accretion of over 16%, with secondary contributions from a tax shield and further debt refinancing.

Demonizing credit creation because of prior lax standards risks an excessive caution against further debt, and that is exactly the wrong path.