Sentence examples for easy debt from inspiring English sources
He blasts Obama's economic policies for leading to "low growth, crony capitalism, and easy debt".
Although there are few true comparable companies and historical transactions are somewhat redundant given they were done in a much easier debt environment, we believe that an offer of at least £15 would be needed to make a deal succeed.
Farmers and debtors in the Free Silver Movement had long advocated a bimetallic (gold and silver) standard for the nation's currency in the belief that an increase in the amount of money in circulation would raise crop prices and allow for easier debt repayment.
Athens is racing to push through economic changes that it hopes will persuade its private sector creditors to grant easier debt repayment terms and will prompt Europe to release 130 billion euros, or $171 billion, in the next round of bailout money it needs to avoid defaulting on bond payments due in March.
European officials remain split on Greece's demand for easier debt repayment — with lead eurozone lender Germany still reluctant.
Rid yourself of "easy pay" plans: Start getting out of debt by concentrating on paying off the smallest, easiest debt first, and include that money into your next pay-off.
The prospect of a better harvest, a rebound in Brazil and an easier debt-repayment schedule all mean she should be able to relax the economic squeeze and buy back the loyalty of wavering Peronist operators.
Further, Turkish corporations gorged on easy foreign debt, leaving them saddled with obligations that far surpass their dollar assets.
The challenge for the mayor and the City Council is to agree on a budget that protects the most important services, taps all available revenues and goes easy on debt, so that when these tough times are over, the city emerges stronger than ever.
The false prophecy of easy consumer debt driving the economy has been unmasked.
The Portuguese government, for example, has made it easier for debt to be restructured outside the courts.
