Sentence examples for debt climbed from inspiring English sources

And its debt climbed to about $4.3 million.

Last year Japan's public debt climbed to 220% of its GDP.

Net debt climbed to £1.02 trillion in March, equivalent to 66% of GDP, the highest since records began in 1993.

Sales jumped, but its debt climbed to nearly $400 million, and it found itself squeezed by "big box" office retailers.

The family debt climbed to $60,000, a chunk of it for medical bills, including for his wife and child.

At one point Tuesday, the yield on Greek debt climbed past 7 percent — the highest since January — as investors sold Greek bonds.

With consumer debt climbing steadily, the problem is more likely to grow than to diminish.

It predicted an earnings squeeze for the average Briton as bad as any in the past 70 years, and public debt climbing to Spanish levels.

But the big tax cuts, combined with a big increase in military spending and an unwillingness on the part of Congress to cut domestic spending, sent the budget deficit and the national debt climbing to previously unheard-of levels.

The rating agencies cited the YankeeNets' high debt, climbing player salaries and dependence on the teams' performance for their revenue.

Enrolling distressed borrowers into federal plans that limit their monthly payments to a percentage of their take-home pay has become an Obama administration priority as federal student debt climbs toward $1.2 trillion, millions of borrowers are either in delinquency or in default, and policymakers and bankers worry that unaffordable payments risk slowing economic growth.