Sentence examples for debts representing from inspiring English sources

One astounding example of national debt was that of Britain after World War II, when it owed debts representing about 250percentt of its gross domestic product.

They find it inconceivable that Greece which with debts representing just 2% of euro-zone GDP is a tiny subsidiary, to their way of thinking has been allowed to send the system spinning out of control.For now, most companies still reckon a euro-zone break-up is unlikely.

U.S. water utilities already have about $330 billion in outstanding debts, representing almost 10percentt of the municipal bond market.

That company's debts represent 60 percent of the 1.1 billion euros ($1.5 billion) in loans that Malta has backed.

"It is important to remember these debts represent only a small portion of the $6.5 billion in personal income taxes that go unpaid each year," said the state controller, John Chiang, the board chairman.

It will want to make them believe that the risk of Madrid being allowed to default on its debts - represented by its 10-year bond yield - is rather closer to Germany's (at 1.4%) rather than Greece's (at 25%).

These forgiven debts represent about one-sixth of the total owed by African nations to the G8 nations and international lenders.

Water utilities today carry some $330 billion in outstanding debt, representing about 10percentt of the municipal bond market.

This raises the risk of default on its 327 billion euro debt, representing 150 percent of its economic output.

These days, S&P, for example, rates $30 trillion of debt, representing nearly 750,000 securities issued by more than 40,000 borrowers.

General Growth officials said they would borrow $7 billion to pay for the Rouse shares and the transaction costs and would wind up with $23 billion in debt, representing 71percentt of the company's total value.