Sentence examples for debts well from inspiring English sources

My third band had collapsed, a second team of managers had gone bankrupt and nothing was left but a nightmare of estimated debts well into six figures.

The Consumer Credit Counselling Service (CCCS), a debt charity, reckons a credit card holder who managed their debts well and met minimum monthly payments could clock up £2m without alarm bells ringing in the credit rating system.

And if you want to buy a home and can afford it, Zandi recommends you make sure you have a good credit score, that you're managing your current debts well, and that you have enough money for a down payment.

"Was he in debt well, well over his head?" Mr. Maxwell said.

Fair enough, if the reason for that growth is that Americans simply aren't handling their debt well.

Desperately in need of money — he was tens of thousands of pounds in debt well into his forties — he began to write gossipy society novels.

Japan lost its triple A rating long ago and has national debt well in excess of 200% of GDP but its bond yields remain extremely low.

For countries like Italy, which already have national debt well in excess of 100% of annual national output, keeping up interest payments could become unsustainable.

Official figures due in March are expected to show the government's debt well above the 60% threshold, enabling Russia to precipitate a default.Meanwhile, in return for its support, the IMF wants an overhaul of Ukraine's economy.

"We are encouraged that G.M. has repaid its debt well ahead of schedule and confident that the company is on a strong path to viability," Mr. Geithner said in a statement.

At about 5 percent, in fact, they're so good that they've helped change the age-old debate over whether homeowners should make extra mortgage payments to pay off their debt well before their loan periods are up.