Sentence examples for higher debts from inspiring English sources

The only thing students and their families would stand to gain from higher fees would be higher debts.

A report from the Sutton Trust, released on Thursday, found that higher debts may deter poorer students from university.

But those that attend universities that charge £12,000 per year or more, could be saddled with far higher debts.

Universities also fear that undergraduate students facing higher debts will be reluctant to take on in-depth postgraduate study.

In other words, Republican zeal to lower debts could result in increased interest expenses and higher debts.

"The alternative – a vote for independents, vote for Greens, a vote for Labor – is a vote for instability, uncertainty, chaos, higher deficits, higher debts, higher taxes," Turnbull said.

It means higher debt levels.

Higher debt levels as people spend to satisfy their cravings.

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

Higher debt entails higher debt interest payments, and would potentially leave the Government less well placed to deal with future adverse effects".

In the long run, that may mean higher debt payments and higher taxes.