Sentence examples for debt cost from inspiring English sources

Their acquisition of the club, its assets and its debt, cost £300 million in October 2010.

Measures of outcomes were classified into the six Ds: death, disease, discomfort, disability, dissatisfaction, and debt (cost).

Interest on the national debt cost me $6,529.51, although I got some of that back with my T-bill.

Interest payments on debt cost the company $48.9 million during the quarter, up slightly from $48.5 million in the same period of 2008.

And in a less friendly time in the markets, when debt cost more and borrowing was more difficult, Dell might have struggled to pull off this deal.

Yes, quality is still important, but given that they have lower incomes and more debt, cost is an especially big consideration for many Millennials.

Also, the new debt costs more than the original package.

Third, it drives up the debt, costing $1 trillion or more.

JPMorgan's long-term debt costs need to be watched closely.

Anemic growth rate forecasts leave it vulnerable to rising debt costs.

Second, low interest rates mean that servicing that debt costs less.