Sentence examples similar to devotion to debt from inspiring English sources

As for why the financial system and the economy imploded, President Bush and Congress deserve much of the blame for their devotion to debt-driven growth and blind deregulatory zeal — although on deregulation, President Clinton and his team (some of whom are back in the White House) were also complicit.

A cold look at history reveals that the region's devotion to biscuits and rolls owes a substantial debt to the Southerners who conceived, sold and profited from a succession of modern conceits.

Moore praised his devotion to freedom of religion and his opposition to imprisonment for debt.

Part of Birkeland's manic devotion to his work entailed a cavalier disregard for budgets, and the debts he incurred spurred him to invent things he could sell to industry to finance his research.

The Republicans and Trump are embarked on the opposite course confirming that the G.O.P.'s devotion to deficit reduction, which in 2011 prompted members of the Party to refuse to raise the debt ceiling, is purely cynical.

The Republicans and Trump are embarked on the opposite course — confirming that the G.O.P.'s devotion to deficit reduction, which in 2011 prompted members of the Party to refuse to raise the debt ceiling, is purely cynical.

As the boy's concern about decreasing the national debt becomes more and more questionable, his father is forced to defend his son's devotion to the cause.

Unable to overcome its base's devotion to the status quo, the White House has given up on entitlement reform, thereby throwing in the towel on addressing long-term debt.

3. Devotion to professionalism.

Her devotion to Koestler was absolute.

His devotion to family was unsurpassed.