Sentence examples for growing overhang from inspiring English sources

A growing overhang of debt will only make it harder for the market to recover.

This, it reckons, has led to a growing overhang of completed but unsold homes.Worse, sales figures may be misleading.

Other serious headwinds besides a growing overhang of unsold homes are expectations for subdued capital spending (far too much excess capacity in U.S. industry), job growth lagging the pace of consumer spending and a "mildly restrictive fiscal policy".

That said, the Chinese readily accept that the stimulus programme has led to a multitude of acute problems: chronic over-investment in industries responsible for infrastructure, excessive debt, a property market overhang and growing financial problems in local government.

In the immediate future, however, it is likely to track the currencies of the other "developed" economies while falling behind the currencies of the more rapidly growing nations that have less overhang (unfunded pension liabilities, entitlement programs, etc).. 19.

Central banks do this to force investors to take risk in hope of restarting the economy and growing out of the debt overhangs and shaken confidences that downturns produce.

But the overhang of corporate debt and a growing bad-loan problem at India's banks is a bigger obstacle to a recovery in capital spending than the level of interest rates.

"Italian banks face a particular challenge in this regard, as market pricing has reflected investor confidence that some banks may face difficulties in growing out of their substantial non-performing loan overhang, despite constructive steps taken by Italian authorities to facilitate balance sheet repair".

Population and demand will keep growing, and with time the market should absorb the overhang of excessive homebuilding from the years of reckless lending and shoddy securitization.

He said the risk was of "a major overshoot in prices and buildup in debt followed by a sharp correction with negative equity and an overhang of debt for many households", adding: "Unfortunately, there are more precedents in UK for periods of a rapidly growing housing market to end in this way".

Mortgage debt overhang from the housing bust has meant lack of middle-class spending power and consumer demand, preventing the economy from growing.