Sentence examples for bit of debt from inspiring English sources

For people who talk about Bitcoin constantly, who suddenly remember they're in quite a bit of debt, and more.

They are often aimed at specific groups and for final years of study to provide a little bit of debt relief.

"But one of the results of our embarrassment of riches was, well I'll come out and say it — we ended up with a little bit of debt," Ms. Warren wrote.

"We'll always have a little bit of debt for tactical reasons, but conceptually we should have no debt, and we should have a fully funded pension plan," he said.

Both grew by acquisition; both have flamboyant bosses; both have a fair bit of debt (DM1.3 billion at Kamps, more than DM2 billion at EM.TV); and both have to complete unfinished purchases (Harry's for Kamps, Formula One for EM.TV).

He sees savings as part of a financial club sandwich, with "a bit of debt on the bottom, a bit of investment on top and a bit of savings in the middle".

You guys in front of your screens all day long, selling each other little bits of debt – it's a whole different order of nothing".

We owe a bit of a debt of gratitude to Private Eye.

And an economy with its own currency and a persistent current-account surplus can flout every last bit of conventional debt wisdom and still avoid crisis.

That allowed WorldCom to treat expenses that should have been fully recognized each quarter as, instead, something more akin to a mortgage, with a little bit of the debt paid off with each filed financial report.

That allowed WorldCom to treat expenses that should have been fully recognized each quarter as, instead, something akin to a mortgage, with a little bit of the debt paid off with each filed financial report.