Sentence examples for debt engineered from inspiring English sources
Gallatin paid down much of the national debt, engineered the financing of the Louisiana Purchase and remains the longest-serving Treasury secretary ever.
These policies, together with non-payment of debt, engineered an impressive recovery: output is now almost back to its pre-collapse peak of 1998.In this section Politics, drugs and the gun Incommunicado Trouble in the "backyard" Overdosed Where have the salmon gone?
Last year, Tribune went private in an $8.2 billion deal, engineered by Mr. Zell and financed primarily with borrowed money, leaving the company with more than $12 billion in debt.
In 2010 Fernández de Kirchner's administration engineered a successful debt swap with two-thirds of the "holdout" creditors who had rejected Argentina's 2005 restructuring of debt upon which the country had defaulted in 2001.
Don't mention that Africa is 2% of world GDP, its domestic savings record poor (in places non-existent), the debt profile has been heavily engineered with write-offs, and its power industry approximates Spain's.
Much of that is because of the debt-ceiling agreement that Republicans engineered last year, which forced $8.5 billion in discretionary savings in next year's budget alone.
The West Bromwich building society has preserved its independence - for now - but the debt-for-equity swap it engineered with the Financial Services Authority comes at the expense of its members.
The "debt ceiling" was a manufactured crisis, engineered to force cutbacks in the things We, the People do to make our lives better.
Then UBS itself ran into big trouble because of $37 billion in bad mortgage debt made possible by derivatives market deregulation engineered by then-Sen.
Instead, the once-dominant radio behemoth is saddled with $20 billion in debt, thanks to a misguided leveraged takeover engineered by Bain Capital in 2008.
Almost $8 billion of Tribune's debt came from the highly leveraged deal, which he engineered, that took the company private.
