Sentence examples for dipping into debt from inspiring English sources

The bond trustee began dipping into debt service reserves in 2008.

Holding government bonds from Belgium and the U.K., the fund also dips into debt from European municipalities and adds risk with high-yield and emerging markets loans.

I'm excited by the new-to-me poet Sarah Lindsay and have been dipping into her Debt to the Bone-Eating Snotflower.

As I sank deeper into debt -- dipping into our savings though no longer spending much of anything on myself -- I kept buying her gifts, sometimes extremely expensive ones; for her 30th birthday, I paid a seamstress to replicate a vintage rayon dress, one of her favorites, in yellow silk.

Just a year ago the company was rudderless, mired in debt, dipping into its endowment and nearly defunct.

Selig accused McCourt of saddling the Dodgers with debt and dipping into team funds to pay for personal expenses.

But here investors may have been responding to the government's fiscal outlook, weakened by the obvious necessity of dipping into Social Security funds meant for debt reduction.

So far, Saudi Arabia is making ends meet by cutting fuel subsidies, introducing sales taxes, issuing sovereign debt, and dipping into its cash reserves.

There are a lot of people who are now dipping into their savings – or, worse, getting into debt, to try to maintain a standard of living".

From 1991 to 1998 Italy moved its budget to surplus and stabilised its debt, only briefly dipping into recession in 1993.

Ford also is dipping into its corporate cash reserves to repay $1.5 billion in debt coming due Wednesday on previous bond sales.