Sentence examples for debt dump from inspiring English sources

When foreign holders of U.S. debt dump even a small portion of their Treasurys, bond and mortgage rates rise.

In addition to the actual £525m debt dumped on the club's balance sheet after the takeover, it is estimated around £696m has been spent facilitating it, through interest payments, bank charges and debt repayment.

Last year, Harry and David defaulted on its debt and dumped its pension obligations.

Opposition parties accused Nicola Sturgeon's government of breaking a guarantee to voters when the Scottish National party won power in 2007 that it would abolish student debt by "dumping the debt monster for good".

The following year, Wasserstein and other investors took out more than a hundred million in dividends, paid for with borrowed money covering their original investment plus a twenty-three per cent profit and charged Harry and David millions in "management fees". Last year, Harry and David defaulted on its debt and dumped its pension obligations.

Yes, we bought it in May 2000, and since then it has done a couple of smart things: It much simplified the balance sheet, reduced debt and dumped the preferred stock.

If Danes are obliged to pay down their debts by dumping their houses as their mortgage payments go up, the downward pressure on prices could set off an ugly chain reaction.

Sales continued to slide and nervous investors who held its debt started to dump it.

"People are just dumping debt," he said.

Who's going to ever pay off this massive debt we're dumping on the next generation?

In the bond market, interest rates moved higher, as investors dumped debt on anticipation of faster growth and quicker Fed action.