Sentence examples for deeper debt from inspiring English sources

The result, he said, was a deeper debt problem without creation of any lasting growth.

People who couldn't afford to pay their mortgage fell into deeper debt when the housing market collapsed.

But if signs of growth do not return soon, perhaps over three to six months, the next downward revision to forecasts will spread deeper debt pessimism.

The state owes students a deeper debt than they owe the state – the cost of massive educational disinvestment and an economy broken by a generation of financial recklessness.

With a budget deficit that exceeds 10% of GDP forcing Egypt into ever deeper debt, the government desperately needs to cut subsidies, particularly for energy, that eat up a quarter of the budget.

The IMF has consistently urged deeper debt relief throughout the Greek crisis, but has met resistance from European finance ministers, who have been unwilling to make their taxpayers pay the cost of a write down.

If Greece adopts some version of this deeper debt-restructuring approach, it can stay in the euro zone and find its way back to growth (assuming the world economy does not go down again sharply).

The payoff for students, however, is years of deep debt.

What if I feel guilty about not going into deep debt to help my pet?

Many have made the ultimate sacrifice, and our nation owes them a deep debt of gratitude".

We're in deep debt, and you can't just blame it on the bank bailouts.