"deadbeat by" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone who is a deadbeat, a lazy or irresponsible person, due to a particular reason or circumstance. Example: "The man was a deadbeat by nature, always avoiding his responsibilities and relying on others for handouts."
It's hard not to see this as essentially ideological: the rating agencies just treat governments as potential deadbeats, by definition.
Some are publicly shaming deadbeats by posting their names on hallway bulletin boards or barring them from facilities like health clubs and concierge services.
They were meant to have been stripped of their deadbeat loans by the FRC, and then sold to third parties.
The spike in the oil price and the credit crunch put paid to that, but Mr Wagoner was not alone in failing to see them coming.Mr Wagoner is far from being the deadbeat portrayed by congressional grandstanders and ignorant commentators.
A man who owed more than $1 million in child support and was labeled the nation's most-wanted deadbeat parent by federal authorities pleaded guilty on Thursday to traveling across state lines and overseas to avoid making his child-support payments.
A man who fled the United States to avoid making child-support payments and was labeled the country's most-wanted deadbeat parent by federal authorities when his unpaid support climbed above $1 million was sentenced on Tuesday to two and a half years in prison.
The key concept of this new approach is converting the sliding mode regulating problem to a sliding mode tracking problem and approximate the one-step deadbeat response by series of smaller deadbeat responses.
An accompanying catalog, published by Deadbeat Club, contains an essay written by Templeton.
He was a deadbeat dad who, by 2004, owed $12,000 in child support.
Dr. Chowdhury and Mr. Sand were both featured on the "Most Wanted Deadbeat" list, compiled by the Department of Health and Human Services, which enforces child support at the federal level.
