Sentence examples for cumbersome debt from inspiring English sources

ROME — Italy's new prime minister, Enrico Letta, said Monday that he would move quickly to stimulate growth and jobs, while easing some of the unpopular austerity measures enacted to strengthen Italy's public finances and ease its cumbersome debt.

Now, in the middle of the so-called Great Recession, these same hypocrites warn of a cumbersome debt for our grandchildren rather than concerning themselves with workers who are losing their homes or have to decide between healthcare and food for their families.

The bulk of the debt stems from the cumbersome legal battle Mr. Burris had to wage to be seated.

Consumers saw its cars as stale, its production and distribution systems were cumbersome and it had 2.1 trillion yen $16.3 billionn) in debt.

There are plenty of carry-overs, of course: he dings President Obama's health care law as cumbersome and bemoans the size of the federal debt as immoral, as he has since 2011, when he entered the race.

Under the plan to speed up debt relief, finance ministers will streamline cumbersome procedures so that 10 nations, all but one in Africa, can begin to use about $17.5 billion that they would have had to set aside for debt payments this year.

Moreover, since the revised bill makes raising the debt limit through the end of 2012 more cumbersome on balance, Mr. Obama could have made a credible threat to veto it if it had somehow  passed the Senate — there's little purpose in averting a debt crisis now only to invite another one in six months.

But it has been criticized as being too small and cumbersome and too reliant on France, which may well see its AAA rating taken down a notch because of its own debt and deficit problems.

Spotify doesn't say that debt terms were a motivation, but there has been speculation that this unique transaction was initially designed to avoid cumbersome obligations, which have now been resolved.

The plotting is cumbersome.

Decision-making is cumbersome.