Sentence examples for debt plunged from inspiring English sources

With prices of Treasuries roaring as emerging- market debt plunged, the "hedges" were a disaster as folks found themselves on the wrong side of both of their trades.

But consumer debt plunged concurrently.

Russian corporate debt plunged along with other emerging debt markets, even though Russia's economy hasn't looked this good in years.

Without the money, the near bankrupt state would have automatically defaulted on its debt, plunging global financial markets into turmoil.

This ended ignominiously in 2001, when it defaulted on $100 billion in sovereign debt, plunging over half its 35 million people into poverty.

With $2.2 billion in debt, plunging revenues, and losses of close to $1 million a day, Asia's oldest airline, known as P.A.L., is in desperate shape.

But in many neighborhoods, city code has been flouted, and historic buildings have been demolished at astonishing speed since Argentina's economic collapse in 2001, when the country defaulted on nearly $100 billion in sovereign debt, plunging half of the population below the poverty line.

He also underestimated how quickly the company's revenues were declining, and within a year, the company had filed for bankruptcy, undone by a toxic combination of too much debt, plunging ad revenue, a general disruption confronting print media, and, to a lesser extent, the Great Recession.

With the world's eyes on China's rising domestic debt, plunging stock market, and devaluation of the Renminbi (RMB), the question is being asked in board rooms and at funding pitches alike, from Palo Alto to Zhongguancun.

Five years after a collapse in confidence over Greece's ability to repay its debts plunged the country into a calamitous economic crisis, the weakened government of prime minister Antonis Samaras called a surprise January general election.

Despite the losses, massive bad debts, plunging stockmarkets that are eating away capital and the lamentable state of Japan's economy, the four biggest insisted that they would return to profit this year.Mail bondingThe secretive Barclay twins added the home-shopping arm of GUS to Littlewoods, their mail-order business, for £590m ($966m).