Sentence examples for faced debt from inspiring English sources

That meant that the customers faced debt before even using the credit cards.

The Enron Corporation told investors yesterday that it faced debt repayments over the next year vastly in excess of its available cash.

I don't recall that the Europeans made a strong case for having a Latin American head of the IMF in the 1980s or an Asian one in the 1990s, when those continents faced debt crises.

When Nicholas Brady was Reagan's Treasury Secretary in 1989-1993, he faced debt defaults in Mexico and other developing countries as the U.S. recession reduced demand for imports.

James Sutton, 49, faced debts of $833,000 and stood to gain $89,000 from a government compensation program when his herd was destroyed to prevent the spread of the disease.

Unlike some other companies that have faced debt-rating declines, this one was caused by a pattern of deterioration, not an earnings surprise or an accounting scandal.

When last season ended, despite months of fundraising efforts by fans, as well as generous donations from fans of other clubs, the Bulls faced debts of approximately £225,000.

Athens faces debt repayments of up to €20bn (£15.6bn) in 2015.

Athens faces debt repayments of €17bn (£13.4bn) in 2015 alone.

If you are facing debt woes, seek help as quickly as possible.

In 2004 Dance Theater of Harlem, facing debt of about $2.3 million, was forced to shutter its 44-member professional company.