Sentence examples for debt internet from inspiring English sources

After every crisis, regulators say they will cure the financial system of the recent folly, reassuring the public that the caustic asset du jour — Latin American debt, Internet stocks, mortgages in Florida — will never again be allowed to bring the banks down.

Greed outran fear all the way to dangerous excess in gold, Latin American debt, Internet IPOs, Japanese equities and oil at $147 a barrel.

That amount represents about two-thirds of the total 9.29 billion yuan (about $1.45 billion) in debt Leshi Internet owes, which it says stems from Jia's failure to provide funding after borrowing against Leshi Internet shares to fuel LeEco's overambitious expansion strategy.

Treatments comprise a documentary movie on debt, an internet exercise and a budgeting smartphone app.

One of the men at the meeting offered to drive me around the lot to speed up the search, taking the opportunity to show me a three-ring binder that he kept in the back seat of his van, full of homemade graphs showing the growth of the national debt, and Internet printouts that hinted at links between, for instance, ACORN and an Obama campaign office in Louisiana.

Houghton says that the increase in students identifying with mental health issues is likely indicative of a number of modern stressors student debt, the internet, lack of job prospects (among a laundry list of other possibilities)—emphasizes that it's also a marker of the progress that's been made in mental health education and reducing the stigma around conditions such as depression.

In 1997, when we were first in debt (and the internet was coming to life) we found people wanting to help us.

"Our computer runs, though not as fast as we'd like, but it felt better to save our pennies rather than go into debt for faster Internet service".

Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing said yesterday that it had agreed to buy the electronic-connector maker Robinson Nugent Inc. for $115 million in stock and assumed debt to add Internet router connectors to its Interconnect business.

But while supporters and opponents of the bill expressed worries on Tuesday about the addiction and debt risks that Internet gambling posed, critics were quick to point out what they considered contradictions.

The collection industry attributes the increase to the growing volume of consumer debt and to the Internet, which has made it easy for consumers to complain.