Sentence examples for debt time from inspiring English sources

2.18pm: Some nuggets from this morning: Challenges for young artists - debt, time.

And The Independent carried several Cassandra stories on our front page, warning about Britain's "debt time bomb".

As the author of an Independent front-page article published in December 2014, headlined "Revealed: Osborne's debt time bomb", I suppose I have a dog in this fight.

A global economic slowdown could trigger a $13 trillion corporate debt time bomb and plunge the world into a far deeper crisis, a leading global think tank has warned.

He settled on January 24 after using an elaborate formula expressing the delicate interplay of lousy weather, post-Christmas debt, time elapsed since yuletide indulgence, failed new year resolutions, motivation levels, and the desperate need to have something to look forward to.

Robust economic growth, it turns out, is not only a pleasant alternative to the past eight years of tepid economic activity, it may well be essential, and the only way to defuse the debt time bomb.

The main threat to Bulgaria's recovery comes from neighbouring Greece, whose foreign-debt time bomb could send shockwaves through the neighbourhood.

Listen for criteria like credit history, outstanding liens or current debts, time in business, debt service coverage ratios, etc.

The article headlined "Council Candidate's Financial Report Omits $9,850 in Debts" (Times, March 17) leads one to believe that the City Council election for the 6th District has only three candidates.

If you fail to redeem the debt on time you get nationalized.

Money received annually from Congress would be used to repay the debt over time.