Sentence examples for bigger debts from inspiring English sources

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.

Critics say the governor's tactics may address immediate political and fiscal problems but are creating bigger debts down the road.

The higher fees rise, the harder it will be for poorer students to go to university, for they will have to carry bigger debts into adulthood.

Other rich countries with far bigger debts relative to the size of their economies, from Italy to Japan, have soldiered on without hitting a wall.

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

More accurate arithmetic: Put two losers together and you get a smaller loser with bigger debt.

A bigger deficit is essentially a hidden tax on future earnings, or just an even bigger debt to pay off.

Stimulus will just create bigger debt burdens.

Adoption expenses can lead to even bigger debt.