Sentence examples for difficulty servicing from inspiring English sources

These countries are having difficulty servicing old debt agreements made on unfavourable terms.

Malden, based in Lawrence, Mass., was forced to seek protection from creditors again because of the high cost of paying its American manufacturing workers and difficulty servicing its debt, the chief executive, Michael Spillane, said in a statement filed with Federal Bankruptcy Court in Wilmington, Del.

In March 2010, citing a drop in production and difficulty servicing significant debt as a result of the 1998 Mafco transaction, shareholder MacAndrews & Forbes agreed to a debt restructuring arrangement with Panavision's creditors.

The total amount paid by the individual ends up being well over the asking price for the house, and if an individual's circumstances change and he has difficulty servicing repayments, the schedule is revised.

However, by 2006 the city faced difficulties servicing AFN's debt load, which was approaching $15.5 million.

Should oil and copper prices collapse, Angola, Gabon, Congo, and Zambia may encounter difficulties in servicing their sovereign bonds.

Investors this year have been buffeted by worries like Greece's difficulties in servicing its huge debt, and China's moves to restrict lending by banks.

Projects with high development risks and that fail to achieve completion are likely to run into severe difficulties in servicing debt.

Some may feel that a stigma is attached, have a negative attitude to mental health services [ 31– 33], or have difficulty accessing services.

There are numerous reasons why this population has so much difficulty accessing services, including behavioural issues, criminal engagement, and non-compliance with outpatient services.

It had great difficulty delivering services and was threatened by collapse from within: its civilian politicians sniping at each other, its government and military at odds.