Sentence examples for difficult debt from inspiring English sources

Where one bank can convince another to renegotiate a difficult debt payment, whatever loan documents a consumer signs is apparently set in stone.

The problem is that the obvious way is also difficult (debt-heavy companies would be sure to lobby against any such change, even if the new rules applied only to new debt).

"Unmanageable debt is difficult for any family struggling to balance their finances," Duckworth, an Iraq war veteran, said Wednesday.

Some claim that the proposed changes could make it difficult for debt collectors to collect on legitimate debt.

"Further, the difficult sovereign debt and banking crises in the euro zone could wreak havoc on global growth," Mr. Waldman said.

The president will inherit a difficult Eurozone debt crisis that is far from resolved.

Even in these difficult times, debt-free Tidewater is generating $100 million a year in earnings before depreciation, interest and taxes.

"The very difficult debate surrounding the debt ceiling was destructive of confidence," Mr. Stern said.

While a new, United States-backed government may be able to renegotiate some of the reparations, it will be politically difficult to achieve debt relief for Iraq without offending many other countries, particularly in Africa, which have been pleading for debt pardons.

With the company's bank debt difficult to buy, vulture investors are eyeing Xerox's bonds.

Low commodity prices may make it more difficult to reduce debt as the company splits, Moody's said.