Sentence examples for debt caused by from inspiring English sources
Since the fraud became public, HealthSouth has wrestled with debt caused by the repercussions from the fraud.
Debt due to overconsumption is not like debt caused by households expanding their balance sheets with financial assets.
In "The Audacity of Hope," published in 2006, he expressed alarm at the "mountain of debt" caused by $300 billion annual budget deficits.
Financial services would not make up such a large slice of the British economy and the country would not now be struggling under the burden of individual debt caused by excessive borrowing and government debt caused by the need to bail out the banks.
"We're calling for an integrated approach between local and central government and the voluntary sector in order to tackle the increase in personal debt caused by the recession, and more intervention where creditors are acting unreasonably.
The scientists found that it would take 319 years of making biodiesel from the soybeans to pay of the carbon debt caused by chopping down the trees in the first place.
See, e.g., §§523(a)(1)(B), (C) (specified tax debts); §523(a)(5) (domestic support obligations); §523(a)(9) (debts "caused by" the debtor's unlawful operation of a vehicle while intoxicated).
Each bank reported overall profits of nearly £3bn despite a combined £13bn of bad debts caused by rising unemployment, making it more difficult for households and companies to pay back loans.
Lloyds rescued Halifax's parent company, HBOS, at the height of the banking crisis in September 2008 and has already been saddled with billions of pounds of bad debts caused by poor lending decisions in HBOS's corporate banking arm.
He was made redundant in 2007 and received a modest payout of £50,000 over half of which went to pay off debts caused by the costs of divorcing my mother who left when I was 10.
(viii) British companies with overseas interests would see their foreign investments fall in value due to the chain reaction of bad debts caused by (i) above.
