Sentence examples for greater debts from inspiring English sources

Mr. Schäuble argued — even before the election — that Germany simply could not afford to keep borrowing and passing greater debts on to the next generation.

High demand for the compounds has fuelled more severe problems in the prison system than officers have faced from any other drug, with prisoners racking up greater debts, and suffering worse bullying and violence, Peter Clarke told the Guardian.

But of more immediate concern to the farmers are the economic and social consequences of overdrawing groundwater: falling yields, higher electricity costs, ever greater debts, even rising crime among the unemployed.

Greater debt requires larger interest payments.

It also owes a greater debt to his rearing.

Large increases in fees will lead to even greater debt, working against fairness because the poorest students will tend to have the greatest debts.

It's easier to make higher returns on equity with greater debt.

No American institution owes a greater debt to Latin Americans than baseball.

The recent Christopher Nolan films owe a much greater debt, in appearance, to Chicago).

That is a greater debt burden than corporations carried during the last two recessions, Mr. Gibbons said.

Inside debt could motivate managers to favor equity financing since greater debt, associated with greater financial risk, may put their debt-like compensation at risk.