Sentence examples for debt results from inspiring English sources

In some cases, sleep debt results from insomnia or other underlying conditions that may require medical attention.

This month, Moody's Investors Service warned that "the city's guarantee of the incinerator debt results in a continuing burden that will stress the city's finances for the foreseeable future, negatively affect its creditworthiness and jeopardize its future access to the public credit markets".

The law also caps your homestead exemption at $125,000 if your debt results from securities fraud or from a criminal act or reckless misconduct that caused death or serious injury within the past five years.

With regard to the beginning of all further periods of the investor's engagement [beginning of time periods (t = 2, ldots,t_{E}), see (8)], the current total debt results from the previous total debt adjusted for relevant credit amounts and repayment amounts [cf. (4)].

Hence government issuance of debt results in net financial asset creation for the private sector.

It turns out that much of the US debt results from decisions made by our own version of the "deadbeat brother".

There were reports that mounting debt resulted in the winery's being put up for sale in 2007.

The annual "economic debt" resulting from mammal-borne diseases that affect humans and domestic animals is incalculable.

The bank's exposure to those pools of mortgage-backed debt resulted in a $118 million write-down in the latest quarter, or $200 million pretax.

For many farmers, the changes coincide with crushing debt resulting from the cost of turning organic, which can run hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Shetland Times reporter Neil Riddell puts it this way: The debt resulted from the council here building houses to help the UK state to get North Sea oil up and running.