Sentence examples for default worries from inspiring English sources

Default worries are absurd.

But it is really just a guess – much is dependent on capital flows and the timing of developing sovereign debt default worries.

It's just the usual bland, low-key Hollywood racism, which sees human beings as white by default, and worries that too many actors of color will depress box office turnout.

The other 85 percent said they would default and worry about the debt only if and when they were forced to, Mr. McCain said.

It's not a serious security feature, just a way to shunt people into the Mac App Store by default (we worried about this back in 2010).

But the worry is that after a Greek default, and amid worries over bank problems in Spain, depositors in those countries could send their euros to safe German banks in gradually larger numbers.

As some borrowers began defaulting early this year, worried lenders in the informal sector raised interest rates for small and medium-size businesses, previously 25 to 40 percent a year, to as much as 125 percent a year.

Investors would be worried that the big, bad budget deficit was about to spark a default, and investors worried about default either don't invest or demand a very high interest rate to compensate them for the risk they're taking on.

Certainly the new market for credit derivatives, in effect a type of insurance against bond defaults, is causing worries.

The IMF has talked of a global recession if there was a loss of confidence in US solvency although it's not clear that a failure to roll over debt for a few days would qualify for that description.Having seen what happened with Lehman's default, the main worry would be a freeze in the markets.

But investors have been selling securities of Greece and other euro-zone countries like Portugal amid worries about default.