Sentence examples for control debt from inspiring English sources
Getting debt under control: Debt problems come in degrees.
The efforts to control debt will be strengthened by having a broad coalition behind them.
It will likely take some pretty energetic policies to reduce inequality or control debt.
As late as the 1980s and 1990s, Congress did pass serious measures to control debt.
Now it is being asked to help partners that did less to control debt or adapt to the euro's discipline.
Terra Firma, a competitor, has struggled to control debt-laden EMI, a music company it bought.
Fine them if young adults get into out-of-control debt?
This is due to foreign takeover of our land and assets, out-of-control debt, failing infrastructure, high unemployment or underemployment and the destruction of our farming sector.
And the question that invariably comes up at such times is this: "Is it worth it?" The problem is often out-of-control debt, which pushes the business to the brink of bankruptcy — and the entrepreneurs to the dreaded fate of reporting to a boss in somebody else's company.
Advocates praise the plan as a realistic way to take on the nation's out-of-control debt and prevent the utter collapse of a Medicare and Social Security program, while critics say it guts those programs and would leave old, vulnerable people fending for themselves.
