Sentence examples for debt aging from inspiring English sources

Finally, the widespread assumption that "Europe" would mean a rising standard of living and social security for all Europeans has been badly dented by accumulated debt, aging populations, global competition and the crisis of the euro zone.

A significant number of debt-collection cases appear to be filed by debt buyers dealing in aging debt because "entities that purchase delinquent debt often use collection law firms as their primary tool for recovery," according to a 2009 report by the federal Government Accountability Office.

Short of savings and long on debt, an aging American population must begin to come to grips with the looming realities of retirement.

Furthermore, Japan, with its huge government debt and aging population, was supposed to have even less room for maneuver than other advanced countries.

Certainly Japan can still give investors reasons for doubt — like the long-term effects of the government's high debt and aging population.

When Antti Herlin's great-grandfather purchased Kone in 1924, it was a small subsidiary of a company that was facing bankruptcy because of its postwar debt and aging technology.

This deceleration is commonly attributed to China's internal structural problems, such as inefficient state ownership, high debt leverage, aging and an unsustainable investment-led growth model.

The decades of decline with mountains of debt and aging infrastructure is an anchor that will drag us down no matter how fast we swim.

Supporters of a rise in the consumption tax point to a bulging government debt and ageing population.

At least Quebeckers have become aware that the province's growing debt and ageing population are problems, says Pierre Fortin, an economist and member of a group dubbed les lucides (the lucid ones) which called for action on both five years ago.

He got into debt and, aged 30, moved back in with his parents.