Sentence examples for defaulted on a record from inspiring English sources

And, even though Greece has defaulted on a record amount of sovereign bonds, its public debt will be oppressively high, at 175% of GDP.

The Argentine government, which defaulted on a record $141 billion in public debt late in 2001, is locked in difficult negotiations with its private creditors, who have refused an offer of 25 cents on the dollar.

Moody's Investors Service said last week that 136 issuers worldwide defaulted on a record $54.1 billion of junk bonds in the first half of the year, but it forecast an end to the steep increase by early 2002.

The partnership that bought the complexes in 2006 for a record $5.4 billion defaulted on a $3 billion senior mortgage in January and $1.4 billion in secondary loans.

She defaulted on a mortgage this year.

I defaulted on a traditional career path.

"Iceland has never defaulted on a loan and will never default," he said.

No nation has ever defaulted on a bank loan.

Defaulting on a mortgage is a matter of public record, so your city or county will have lists including the names of people in arrears, the lenders and the properties' addresses.

It would mean defaulting on a country's debts.

(It has yet to default on a note payment).