Sentence examples for honest debt from inspiring English sources

A committee staffer says it was not the intention of the proposal to cut off "honest" debt, as for a factory.

Getting a good honest debt advice is important, so do background research to get the right specialist for you.

If the lender trust and believe that you want to do an honest debt negotiation, the creditors will be positive and flexible as well.

The New York Times veteran war reporter CJ Chivers, author of The Gun: the story of the AK47, says fellow journalists should be more honest about the debt they owe to Higgins' Brown Moses blog.

No one likes to talk about it, and odds are someone will admit to doing some pretty scandalous stuff before they will be honest about any debt they are in or what's in their bank account.

"Stacey Abrams is the opposite of everything we count as electable: She's black, she's a woman, she's in debt and honest about it, has incarcerated family," the staffer said.

"Now, judge, I got debts no honest man could pay," Mr. Springsteen sang.

Somehow, that's not even the song's most shattering bit: "I got debts no honest man can pay," Springsteen concedes in the second verse.

Now, with public-works schemes slashed, bank bad-debt accounts honest, shareholders and other ginger groups pressing public companies to boost profits and dividends, and the over-diversification of big companies a thing of the past, capital is bound to be allocated more efficiently.

"I don't know how they got $10 million in debt, to be honest with you, but I do know one thing, they were very, very top-heavy," he said.

To slash debt, return to honest money, to speak truth in politics.