Sentence examples for debt slipped from inspiring English sources
Yields on Japanese government debt slipped below 2% in 1998, and have remained there ever since.
The Tribune Company may find its business deteriorating and its debt slipping further into junk territory.
Markets reacted favorably to the announcement, with the yield on Irish 10-year debt slipping beneath 6 percent.
What happens if the debt slips to its irreducible minimum (whatever that is) and if government revenues are then still higher than spending?
Hence, investors have let the spread between returns on Italian and German benchmark debt slip to 250 basis points from 475 when Mr Draghi made his promise in July 2012.In this section Bickering and back-stabbing The end of Saakashvili's reign Central Europe's Berlusconi?
After accounting for the gains, that debt slips to $4.6 billion to $4.7 billion, PG&E; said.
2.06pm BST Spanish bond yields out of danger zone The yield on the Spanish 10-year government debt has slipped below the dangerous 7% level.
When Murdoch dies he leaves behind a management of family "yes" men, who have already started to fall out and the control of this kingdom of media built on debt will slip from their grasp.
"Nobody should be forced into debt because they slipped on some ice in a Massachusetts winter," complained Rolling Jubilee (RJ) organizer Thomas Gokey.
As he relates it, the extended family, which numbered as many as 86 people, slipped into debt and split up.
