Sentence examples for bigger debt from inspiring English sources

The more wages and prices fall, the bigger debt burdens become in real terms.

They are arranging ever bigger debt issues for private-equity firms and hedge funds and so are encouraging a borrowing binge that could breed financial instability.

Trying to cut deficits when economies are weak will lead to stagnation, they say, and even bigger debt burdens.Emotions run high and both sides treat evidence sloppily.

A GENERAL strike; protesters on the streets; parliamentary battles over austerity measures needed to unlock rescue funds; and a sinking economy with an ever bigger debt burden.

MUNICIPAL finance experts say that larger cities and bigger debt issuers will be less imperiled by Sandy over the long term.

It is all too easy to imagine the Europe of 2020 having suffered a lost decade, with no growth, an ever bigger debt burden and chronically high unemployment.

Does it make sense to give them disaster aid with one hand, while hindering recovery by insisting on (far bigger) debt-service payments with the other?

There have been other clubs with bigger debts.

So east Europeans face higher taxes, bigger debts, less public spending, lower pay and fewer jobs.

But perhaps there is a point at which bigger debts do become a disincentive.

China has a big debt problem.