Sentence examples for a relatively low debt from inspiring English sources

In an interview, however, Mr. Parsons said that even in the current choppy market he believed that the company could execute a public offering of stock in Time Warner Cable, a business he said that might appeal to investors because it would have a relatively low debt level compared with other cable companies.

"The Eurozone has a relatively low debt level compared to the US and Japan.

And in the case of Spain, the problem had more to do with the structure of the European monetary union than high levels of government debt, since Spain had a relatively low debt-to-GDP ratio.

And while it was hit hard by the collapse of its housing boom, it's still a relatively low-debt country, and it's hard to make the case that the underlying fiscal condition of Spain's government is worse than that of, say, Britain's government.

But given a favorable external environment — specifically, a strong overall European economy with moderate inflation — Spain, which even now has relatively low debt, and Italy, which has a high level of debt but surprisingly small deficits, could possibly pull it off.

Unlike many of its peers, the group also has balance sheet flexibility in the form of relatively low debt levels, which is both a defensive attribute as well as offering potential for value accretion.

And both parties get what they want at a discount price, since MCI's bankruptcy proceedings left it with relatively low debt.

In particular, he wants companies to have relatively low debt and adequate working capital.

With relatively low debt, German households and firms can borrow more.

MetroPCS, on the other hand, has performed well and done so with relatively low debt.

(It should be pointed out that Britain still has relatively low debt compared with that of other G8 or G20 countries).