Sentence examples for debt brought from inspiring English sources
A big increase in social spending, paid for at first by a high oil price and then by defaulting on debt, brought Mr Correa popular acclaim.
This week has been the slowest for the issuance of corporate debt since May 1990, with just $2.5 billion of global investment grade corporate debt brought to the market, according to Thomson Reuters.
Mr Fry says: "My own bipolar condition has caused me to go on many giddy spending sprees so I have first-hand experience of the difficulties of debt brought on by poor mental health.
It was excessive debt brought on by too-easy credit that brought down the American economy and allowed some European countries to borrow money they will never be able to pay back.
Indeed, in many ways, Peru is better off than neighbors like Colombia, with its intensifying drug-fueled war, and Argentina, where default on a $141 billion debt brought down the government.
During the first five years of marriage, the most common and intense source of conflict among couples under the age of 30 is debt brought into marriage, according to a large national study conducted in 1999 by the Center for Marriage and Family at Creighton University in Omaha.
It sold assets and reduced debt, bringing its interest expenses down 30percentt.
It will also assume $1.2 billion in debt, bringing the deal's total cost to $6.9 billion.
He also offered goals of sharply cutting government debt, bringing down inflation, splurging on infrastructure and creating jobs.
On Thursday, foreign investors poured $635.9 million into Indian equities and debt, bringing the year-to-date total to a record $36.3 billion, according to the securities regulator.
It marks the tenth successive quarterly net repayment of mortgage debt, bringing the cumulative net injection of equity into homes to £49.7bn since the second quarter of 2008.
