Sentence examples for endless cycle of debt from inspiring English sources

Perhaps only by social enterprises providing financial education are we truly going to find a sustainable solution to financial exclusion and the endless cycle of debt.

Consumer groups have criticized the payday loan industry's rollover policies, which allow consumers to extend a loan over many terms and can create an endless cycle of debt.

Even lenders that aren't inherently predatory still often use practices which leave borrowers stuck in a seemingly endless cycle of debt.

And the substance of Sanders' criticism is shared by a broad array of economists who argue that the rapid fiscal tightening imposed on Greece has pushed it into an economic depression and trapped it in an endless cycle of debt.

All have said that the death penalty only perpetuates the endless cycle of death.

I believe this will spur economic growth without increasing debt, because U.S. notes can be printed and spent into circulation in order to fund the important work of government without borrowing the funds into existence from a central bank, which creates an endless cycle of capital debt expansion.

It is not a bloody war that we need to worry about but the mental enslavement of Americans which forces them into accepting an endless cycle of hand-to-mouth living and debt for a lack of any alternative.

The way to head off this nightmare scenario is for the U.S. to defend the value of the dollar now and stop the endless cycle of bailouts, inflationary policies and dependence on debt before the only person who shows up at our Treasury auctions is Banana Ben Bernanke with his printing press in tow.

"I won't back down from the liberals at the New York Times editorial page," he says, "just like I won't back down from the liberals in Washington who want to keep raising the debt limit to pay for their endless cycle of spending that will do nothing more than ruin the economic prosperity of our country".

Retaliation creates an endless cycle of violence.

An endless cycle of atrocities creates an endless cycle of grudges, which fuel more micro-wars.