Sentence examples for frightening debt from inspiring English sources

Lisa Baxter*, a mother of three from Oldham, was trapped with a violent partner, difficulties controlling her children, threats of homelessness and frightening debt.

And then there is the frightening federal debt we will face.

"In this country, even as the economy improves there is weeping in broken families, in people ashamed to seek help from food banks, or frightened by debt".

For investors who find high-tech stock valuations frightening, high-yield debt still represents a reasonable alternative.

Once the economy is moving and people are going back to work, we should focus first on the sole source of our frightening long-term debt projections: our broken health-care system.

Brazil's debts frighten its creditors: net public debt is nearly 60% of GDP, some $250 billion, and net foreign debt, both public and private, is $165 billion.

Investors of all sorts are frightened of securitised debt and anything in sterling.

New technology has never been a match for the forces that periodically overwhelm the economy: high interest rates, falling profits, shrinking consumer demand, plunging stock prices, too much debt, frightened lenders.

My Republican friends and relatives tell me to be frightened of the debt.

Indeed, the United States government is running a deficit of Greek proportions, although its total debt load is much less frightening.

A level which will reflect a dysfunctional political system, frightening deficits and ever-increasing levels of debt.