Sentence examples for escape debt from inspiring English sources

Fewer homes have been dumped onto the market in Britain, where borrowers cannot escape debt so easily.Other financial quirks proved critical too.

For local business owners in Atlantic City, construction companies and investors in the casinos, these bankruptcies meant personally losing thousands of dollars so Trump could escape debt.

Since October, a rash of suspected eviction-related suicides has swept the country as people, many of them elderly, chose to end their lives, reportedly because they couldn't escape debt.

On one hand, Europe will have to break a downward spiral for countries on its southern tier: their contracting economies are making it ever hard to escape debt and rekindle growth.

"His beginning," O'Brien narrates drily, "was not propitious" — a mother who was destitute, "quick-tempered and capricious"; a father in exile to escape debt; and the stigma of a club foot.

While millennials don't want to repeat the boomers' failings and are scathing of them for hoarding wealth and ruining the environment, in reality they want many of the same things: in Britain or Australia, that's homeownership; in the US, to escape debt; in Spain and Greece, to have a job and any sense of a future.

In 1909, to escape debts, he faked suicide and left for America.

The bill's supporters say it would end abuses by high-income borrowers who file for bankruptcy to escape debts they are able to pay.

The overall bill, sought for years by credit-card companies, banks and retailers, was intended to make it harder for people to escape debts in bankruptcy court.

Banks and credit card companies have insisted that debtors were abusing the bankruptcy laws to escape debts they could otherwise repay.

In the past 18 months more than 1,200 farmers in this, the cotton bowl of India, have taken their own lives to escape debts to money-lenders.These men have become the most poignant example of India's "agrarian crisis".