Sentence examples for debt series from inspiring English sources

3 03 p.m. | Updated A second article in the "Degrees of Debt" series was published online.

("Degrees of Debt" series, front page, Dec. 14) rightly explicates the spending war that afflicts universities, both public and private, across the country.

Read "Generation Hobbled by the Soaring Cost of College" and "Battling College Costs, a Paycheck at a Time", two articles in the "Degrees of Debt" series that examines the implications of soaring college costs and the indebtedness of students and their families.

Re "Debt Collectors Cashing In on Student Loan Roundup" ("Degrees of Debt" series, front page, Sept. 9): Last week a cousin, just back from taking her son to Tufts University, mentioned the splendor of his dorm room, noting that his closet alone was almost as big as the library in an old house that I was sitting in.

Re "In Hard Times, Lured Into Trade School and Debt" ("The New Poor" series, front page, March 14): Your article does not distinguish between legitimate for-profit colleges and corporate-run institutions that might be fraudulent.

reels, episodes of "It's a Man's World," and a letter noting his debt — "This series would never have occurred had I not been so influenced by your work" — and inquiring about the film and television rights to "Esmé." Salinger didn't reply.

Bearing over $5 billion of debt and series deficit, Venezuela is having serious financial problems and the government's credit has recently been lowered to Caa3 level by Moody's.

La Porte Independent School District, Tex., $65 million of schoolhouse series debt securities.

High inflation and a mounting foreign debt prompted a series of austerity measures including the elimination of more than 50,000 federal jobs and a freeze on workers' wages.

Degrees of Debt A Times series, including articles, video, and interactive features, that examines the implications of soaring college costs and the indebtedness of students and their families.

Royal Numico, which owns the GNC vitamin stores, is heavily in debt after a series of poor investments and needs to raise 650 million euros ($746 million) by the end of 2004 to meet some of its obligations.