Sentence examples for ever paying off from inspiring English sources

(This is in contrast to Greece, which had no hope of ever paying off all its debts).

One indicative calculation suggests that an employee on £25,000 a year, with £25,000 of undergraduate loans taken out before 2012, could work until retirement without ever paying off their debt if the interest rate cap were removed.

"There is a pool of people out there with no hope of ever paying off their debts".And thirdly, it wouldn't take much to push large numbers of borrowers over the edge.

There's very little to celebrate when your chances of owning your own home are about as slim as the chances of ever paying off your student debt, and when your country has just switched the dial from "austerity" to "full medieval Toryism"—when the international mood seems to be one of self-interest and prejudice, nostalgia and protectionism.

Did his lessons ever pay off? "Yes," Irving admitted.

"They just didn't think it would ever pay off".

Who's going to ever pay off this massive debt we're dumping on the next generation?

And finally there is the over-arching question of whether all that time and effort will ever "pay off".

Even government figures produced before the latest research was published estimate that 40% of students won't ever pay off their loans before they are written off.

"[The R3] survey highlights large numbers of consumers who only ever pay off interest without touching the capital borrowed – this is a very alarming situation.

Less certain is whether the country can afford to keep building at this pace, and whether many of these projects will ever pay off in terms of the economic development they are meant to support.