Sentence examples for debts leading from inspiring English sources
Why has Russia lost its hold on European gas?European policymakers still remember the shocks of 2006 and 2009, when Russia cut gas supplies to Ukraine amid a row about prices and debts, leading to heating crises and factory closures in countries such as Slovakia and Hungary, and making western European countries such as Germany scramble to find alternative supplies.
Unfortunately, many young startups feel the same way about managing their technical debts, leading to unpleasant technical surprises.
In a complex transaction, Daimler will actually receive 1 billion euros ($1.4 billion), but it will retain Chrysler's debts, leading to a net cash outflow.
However, in Iceland the banks were so much larger than the national economy that the Central Bank of Iceland and the Icelandic government could not guarantee the payment of the banks' debts, leading to the collapse of the banks.
The program helps students from low-income, minority backgrounds "break the downward spiral of high student debt leading to part-time employment, which leads to an increased risk of not graduating" he says.
Greece's central bank will then have to print enough money to cover repayments of public debt, leading to inflation.
Dish was also actively buying Clearwire's debt, leading some to speculate that he was making a bid to buy the company in bankruptcy.
However, it was also faced with a near equivalent amount of debt, leading Prada and Bertelli to begin liquidating their acquisitions.
But the county arranged to pay for the projects with bond debt, leading to $134 million in interest over the 24-year life of the bonds.
According to the budget this scheme will reduce the likelihood of individuals accumulating rental debt, leading to an expected reduction in evictions and improved social outcomes.
As demand has risen, ever shakier companies have been able to find buyers for their debt, leading to a decline in recent weeks in the average credit rating of junk-bond-issuing companies.
