Sentence examples for debt lines from inspiring English sources

As the columnist John Kelso wrote in The Austin American-Statesman after the filing, "How do you lose that kind of money selling quality sandwiches in this country with so many fat people around?" Schlotzsky's problems, like those at other companies, have a lot more to do with bulging debt lines than with bulging waistlines.

Not so much for its explicit acknowledgement of aesthetic debt (lines about writing "the Silver Jews" on people's shoulder bags will only take you so far) as for the authentically homegrown twist the songwriting manages to put on its transatlantic influences.

Worst of all, he teaches dishonest techniques for avoiding repayment of debt (lines 1214 1302) and encourages young men to beat their parents into submission (lines 1408 46).

The company also said today that it has secured $67 million in new debt lines from banks and non-bank financial companies in the last 12 months, which it uses along with its own equity to finance loans.

Since its inception in 2013 by co-founders Sashank Rishyasringa and Gaurav Hinduja, Capital Float has raised a total of about $110 million in equity funding from investors, including Ribbit Capital, SAIF Partners, Sequoia India, Creation Investments and Aspada, as well as total debt lines of $130 million.

Attacking low-interest debt and paying off certain debt lines altogether is called "snowballing".

This Note is simply an expansion of the "long-term debt" line item into much more detail.

It also has a $1.5 million debt line from Silicon Valley Bank and expects to raise series B financing within the next month, Strietzel says.

Normally, those items are imported either from the United States or neighboring Brazil, but after Argentina's foreign debt default lines of supply have dried up and sales dropped from $500,000 a month before the recession to one-tenth of that figure.

RPX will use the funding to try to surpass its goal of acquiring $100 million in patents during its first year of operation, which means that the company has raised (via venture funding, debt, credit lines etc).

There is a painful process to bring the debt in line with the assets.