Sentence examples for early debts from inspiring English sources
Kerala's culture of human investment is at least two centuries years old and owes early debts to the missionaries and maharajahs who emphasized schools.
Shorn of their early debts, they have bounced back by selling voice and data connections for satellite phones, pagers, computer modems and transceivers for tracking mobile assets such as aeroplanes, trains, trucks, trailers and shipping containers.For consumers who have grown used to broadband speeds, satellite phones and modems are a reminder of the dawn of the internet age.
He said the decision to terminate credit line service to MIT hinged on this early debt.
The earnings included costs related to combining its various store divisions and early debt redemption.
The formula had been set early: debt, here in the form of deadlines unmet; procrastination; and opium.
Although he acknowledged an early debt to Shelley and Milton, Jeffers longed for an altogether different set of forebears.
Croydon also trained Jobcentre Plus staff to refer new universal credit claimants to Gateway to prevent early debt.
"I don't recall the I.M.F.'s managing director, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, proposing early debt restructuring, but I do recall that Christine Lagarde was opposed to it".
Once dubbed the "British Murakami", he has never disowned an early debt to the equally protean Japanese master, but long ago went his own way.
Excluding a charge tied to early debt retirement, adjusted earnings were 85 cents a share, beating the average forecast of 82 cents, according to analysts polled by FactSet.
As a result, the country ends the year with a budget surplus that could go toward early debt repayment, said Vladimir I. Tikhomirov, chief economist at Bank UralSib in Moscow.
