Sentence examples for difficulty of debt from inspiring English sources

The difficulty of debt recovery is a bar to foreign direct investment (FDI), costing jobs and know-how (Italy's stock of FDI as a share of GDP is the lowest of any big European economy).

Mr Fry says: "My own bipolar condition has caused me to go on many giddy spending sprees so I have first-hand experience of the difficulties of debt brought on by poor mental health.

AS THE financial crisis took its toll and Britain slid into a severe slump in 2008 and 2009, one big worry was that the economy would also slip into deflation, exacerbating the difficulties of debt-laden households and firms.

The global economic crisis was likely to increase the cost and difficulty of maintaining this debt, while foreign investment and exports were expected to decline, exacerbating the country's economic vulnerability.

He also told clients that Micron's recent share weakness has been driven, in part, by the tightening in the credit markets, given the significant amount of leverage on Micron's balance sheet and the potential difficulty of securing incremental debt financing if the fundamental environment deteriorated further.

"Bond markets are booming because companies have had difficulty getting the level of debt they want out of banks onshore or offshore, and in tapping equity markets," said Nick Gronow, a senior managing director at FTI Consulting in Hong Kong and an expert in Chinese bankruptcies.

Bellman returned to the bank job, and seems quickly to have fallen into financial difficulty: "a jungle of debts, sureties and bondsmen began to proliferate around him".

If creditors lose confidence in debtors' ability or willingness to repay, a crisis can occur very quickly.The lack of deleveraging since the crisis indicates the sheer difficulty of eliminating a high debt burden.

Now policymakers are scrambling to build an economic breakwater that might protect the emirate's prosperity from adverse tides: plunging property prices, ebbing trade and tourism, and the unaccustomed difficulty of refinancing its ambitions.The debt of Dubai's government and government-controlled companies is about $80 billion.

The difficulty of paying his outstanding debt was aggravated by weak investments he had made during the 1980s.

His senatorial effectiveness and his presidential hopes are compromised by his difficulties in digging himself out of debt.