Sentence examples for higher debt burden from inspiring English sources

Thus, price deflation means debt inflation; and a higher debt burden means lower spending.

An independent Catalonia would have more fiscal revenues, but it would also have a higher debt burden than Spain.

It is striking that on average developed countries now have a higher debt burden than emerging nations.

But in the meantime, I have to weigh up the overseas territories' expressed wishes to stimulate economic activity (just as the G20 is doing), with an assessment of their ability to service a much higher debt burden.

But across all degree levels, the year-to-year financial burden is crushing: women face an estimated 14% higher debt burden in a given year than comparably educated men.

Law school graduates today face a more hostile economy, fewer prospects of full-time, paid legal employment and a higher debt burden than at any other time in memory.

Curiously, the introduction of an economics course led to higher debt burdens, with increased rates of delinquency later in life.

Analysts have grown increasingly concerned that companies owned by buyout firms, which on average carry higher debt burdens, may struggle more than their peers as the economy worsens.

It is closely monitoring the impact of falling oil prices on the health of firms dealing in commodities, since higher debt burdens intensify the pressure on banks.

But several countries in the region now have higher debt burdens and weaker budget positions than they had in 2008, S.&P. said.

But the phase-in period will effectively allow banks to make qualified loans with higher debt burdens for up to seven years if the loans conform to standards set by government mortgage entities like Fannie Mae or the Federal Housing Administration.