Sentence examples for generation of debt from inspiring English sources

In the new paradigm, neither money nor credit will be tied to the generation of debt.

A generation of debt politics has left our leaders with no room to maneuver.

Adding a further burden of debt to people doing postgrads is just creating a generation of debt peons.

Joanna Elson, chief executive of the MAT said: "The gradual erosion of some families' surplus income in the face of rising prices has led to a new generation of debt problems, one to which more people are vulnerable, one which is harder to resolve, and one which has no definitive solution.

The whole further education system is an exam factory churning out a generation of debt-dependents.

They became one of the touchstones of New Labour policy but have since been blamed for saddling institutions with generations of debt.

For the same price of generations of debt that the various bail-outs cost, each American might have been given a million dollars to bail himself out, and there would be many more contented democrats today even in Massachusetts.

But Tito Boeri, an economics professor at Bocconi university in Milan, commented that, without strict controls on local-authority borrowing, the budget may just shift the generation of new debt from the centre to the periphery.Another danger is that it may be aimed at the wrong target.

And then the market does slow down you're going to hear an entire generation of convertible-debt companies moan.

My father, who had his generation's horror of debt, would have shaken his head at that.

Unless we fix the budget together, we will leave the next generation a legacy of debt, not opportunity.