Sentence examples for amassing debt from inspiring English sources

Stop amassing debt.

Fortunately, she has avoided amassing debt during her twenties.

Why do they do that?' " A university's mission statement, he went on, does not include vying with the N.F.L. for entertainment dollars, or amassing debt with football stadium face-lifts.

"The overarching downfall of this plan is that it spends a lot of money on people who probably don't need it," Ms. Akers said, suggesting that low-income families will still struggle to pay their higher education expenses without amassing debt under this approach.

UPS was a good company that gave me the opportunity to work my way through college without amassing debt.

Even if a fragile democracy would eventually prevail, killing innocents, alienating Arabs, and amassing debt is not made right by a semi-good consequence.

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

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

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.

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.