Sentence examples for by debt from from inspiring English sources

He has a high income, but is burdened by debt from a few real estate deals that went south.

China's economy, the world's second largest, is burdened by debt from a borrowing-fueled binge of building rail lines, highways, bridges and apartment towers.

The commission wants to be sure that TPL, which is to be financed initially by debt from two banks, has enough money if fewer people play the lottery than TPL is projecting.

But by the time his organization filed for bankruptcy protection, the church had become overburdened by debt from vanity building projects, changes in the religious broadcasting industry and a deep rift in the church leadership over the line of succession.

Will graduates and others in their early 20s, already weighed down by debt from student loans, high rents and ever-increasing house prices, now have to work into their dotage?

Ames, which is burdened by debt from its March 1999 acquisition of Hills Stores and has sought bankruptcy-law protection twice in the last 11 years, said sales in the quarter fell 8percentto to $806 million, from $872 million.

Mr Brown said there was no justification for Africa to be weighed down by debts from 20 or 30 years ago and he proposed erasing all debts African countries owed to multilateral institutions such as the World Bank, the African Development Bank and the International Monetary Fund.

Without subsidies, farmers can't afford bad years, they plant less and are crippled by debts from loans just to buy seeds.

Another issue several medical superintendents faced was being surprised by debts from the past: (861, man, 1st FP & medical superintendent, interview) " 'When I came over I expected for example to be handed over and be told this is the amount of debt.

Its progress in reforms is reviewed by debt inspectors from the International Monetary Fund, European Commission and European Central Bank, collectively known as the "troika," before each installment of bailout funds can be disbursed.

Nobody knows how many debt-collection affidavits are filed each year, but a report by the nonprofit Legal Aid Society found that in New York City alone more than 450,000 were filed by debt buyers, from January 2006 to July 2008, yielding more than $1.1 billion in judgments and settlements.