Sentence examples for debt points from inspiring English sources

A result of insufficient fund-raising, that debt points to a larger problem: a difficulty connecting with local constituencies.

But the sudden flight from the fund, which came despite its relatively small exposure to subprime-related debt, points to a broader uncertainty among officials in other states over how far the credit and mortgage crisis might spread.

For Streeck, declining growth, rising inequality and debt point to the possibility of yet another global crisis.

The authors extend their criticism to 'environmental debt', pointing to the contrast between the pious-sounding statements on global warming and the 'real' world of 'that dream holiday in Bali' and 'crunchy green beans flown in from Kenya at huge environmental cost'.

Rarely are cases as clear as one in 1997, when a Long Island teenager, despondent over a gambling debt, pointed a toy handgun at the Nassau County officers who pulled him over for driving erratically on the Long Island Expressway and was shot to death.

Le Pen knows this situation might be coming, too, so has proposed that the Bank of France be authorised to buy French debt (point 43 of her manifesto) and lend money to the state.

"Should the reporter continue to push on the debt point, you can politely but firmly reply: 'I have answered that question, and am happy to talk more about how my degree/diploma/certificate has enhanced my career prospects.'".

In June the Federal Reserve released alarming data that Americans owe more than $9.7 billion in revolving credit card debt, pointing to a widespread pattern of overspending; it's more important than ever to make sure your family doesn't fall into the debt trap.

But Mr. Buchheit, the debt lawyer, points out that many of the euro zone's government-guaranteed bank bonds have already fallen into the hands of private investors who may not be as accommodating as the central bank.

But it may not be so helpful for the high-yield market since frackers have been big issuers of debt; HSBC points out that 16% of the US market is now energy-related.

"It has some $250 million in cash and no debt," he points out.