Sentence examples for debt induced from inspiring English sources
A controversy over the national debt induced Bravo, supported by the Escoceses, to revolt against Victoria's Yorkino-dominated government in 1828; failure brought exile to several Escoceses and discredit to their lodge.
ABE is one sensitive index of the total oxygen debt induced by ischemia [ 17, 18].
Our evidence supports the view that favorable debt terms induced by greater inside debt motivate CEOs to favor debt financing, which then increases shareholder value.
Second, while the tax bias for debt has beneficial corporate governance features for industrial firms as higher debt levels induce greater managerial discipline, it lacks these mitigating benefits for banks; indeed, the tax bias seriously aggravates the excessive risk-taking incentives inside the banking organization.
It is shown that higher average levels and moderate average maturities of debt can induce macroeconomic instability for a range of policies specified as simple rules.
If you're suffering from financial reform overload and words like Blankfein, Dodd, and collateralized debt obligations induce nausea, please avert your eyes.
The vehicle (pardon the pun) for this message is a scheme in which Eddie, a dimwitted cabby with gambling debts (Gary Lowery), induces a frequent passenger, a banker named Mr. Johnson Kent Jackmann), to accept payments from the gangster who owns the cab company in exchange for insider stock tips.
Another part of the law refers to debt bondage, when a trafficker induces debt onto a person and then makes them do sex work until it is paid off.
In 1982-83 it suffered a slump, induced by debt and wild insider lending by private banks problems much like those afflicting some East Asian countries today.
The problem is that debt can also induce depression as a natural reaction.
Policy debates in the United States often depict China's Belt and Road Initiative as an unstoppable behemoth of canny state-directed investment designed to induce debt traps.
