Sentence examples for amass debt from inspiring English sources

U.S students amass debt, of course, but educational loans in China are virtually unheard of.

One big problem, which Mr Hevesi has long complained about, involved the way authorities amass debt with little oversight.

No mention of the private sector; or of how it's "immoral" to amass debt and thus absolutely necessary to cut the federal budget.

Although Guinness Peat went on to amass debt after a failed share sale in 1992, it provided Mr. Ryan with the money to start Ryanair, replicating the low-cost model pioneered in the United States by Southwest Airlines.

Long-lasting careers seem out of reach; millennials are told to go to college so they can make money, but mostly they just amass debt and then job-hop in hopes of paying it off.

To protect your credit status, close joint bank and credit card accounts and open new ones in your own name; otherwise, an economically struggling or vindictive ex-spouse could amass debt in your name and ruin your credit.

The Matarreses had effectively washed their hands of the club in 2011, leaving the club to stagnate for three years and amass debts of €30m.

Hainan Province in the south, for example, has amassed debt close to 100 percent of the province's G.D.P.

He amassed debt trying to obtain a bachelor's degree in software engineering — starting, stopping and finishing in seven years.

In an unusual accompaniment to the budget that underscores the dire fiscal outlook, Mr. Obama will direct a bipartisan commission to recommend a plan to balance the budget, not counting growing payments on the country's amassed debt, by the 2015 fiscal year.

In 1829, having amassed debts in England, he went to the United States and settled in New Bedford, Mass.