Sentence examples for debt originating from inspiring English sources
So a new system came into being, in which a huge part of the world's capital flows went to service debt originating in the United States.
Several state officials said they understood that the idea for refinancing the M.T.A.'s existing debt originated with Bear Stearns.
In its latest calculations the IMF reckons that worldwide losses on debt originated in America (primarily related to mortgages) will reach $1.4 trillion, up by almost half from its previous estimate of $945 billion in April.
Europe's sovereign debt crisis originated in a sclerotic Balkan polity — not the legendary Athenian city-state of yore.
Germany emerged from the second world war still owing debt that originated with the first world war: the reparations imposed on the country following the Versailles peace conference in 1919.
At their meeting Tuesday night, the euro-zone ministers also signaled continuing concerns about efforts to rein in the budget deficit in Greece, where the debt crisis originated this year.
According to the regional Better Business Bureau, nearly half of the collection agencies that it has evaluated in the Buffalo area received a grade of F. The National Better Business Bureau has reported that roughly one in ten of its complaints about debt collectors originate in western New York.
It also said last month that it's hoping to drum up more investor demand for the debt it originates by starting a hedge fund that will buy its own loans.
The banks are often partners in this process, originating debt and then passing it on to institutional investors.Light, not shadeThe idea that more funding activity will pass from the banks to non-banks makes many people queasy.
"Much stronger than five years ago at the start of Europe's debt crisis which originated in Greece".
"I'm very sorry to inform you that negotiations over the weekend failed to resolve our $2.3 million debt crisis, which originated and has been looming over this center since the 1990's," Mr. Stern said.
