Sentence examples for impossible to repay from inspiring English sources

After the hurricane, it became painfully clear that these debts would be impossible to repay.

In case you just arrived from another planet: America's mortgage mania was fueled by home loans with poisonous features that made them virtually impossible to repay.

It predicted that the losses would swell again by the end of 2004, presumably making it impossible to repay the loans.

"Because without such an intervention it is impossible to repay it".

If heavily-indebted borrowers are cut off from new lending, they may find it impossible to repay existing debts.

According to a Bloomberg report, Citigroup's CEO Vikram Pandit Vikram Pandit is said to have circulated an internal memo "saying the legislation would affect people who would find it 'difficult, if not impossible,' to repay bonuses".

But Syriza argues that it has been burdened with a series of impossible-to-repay loans, and has seen growth hobbled by the austerity imposed as a quid pro quo.

It may be impossible to fully repay them, but giving them the most forward-thinking treatment is a good start, and one day it's likely that we'll all get the benefit.

Invariably, loan beneficiaries' inability to repay their loans makes it impossible for the lenders to meet their other clients' demands, thereby negatively impacting outreach and financial inclusion.

Those workers "were making impossible demands" for the company to secure green cards for them or to repay the high fees, Mr. Schnoor said.

UBS had planned to syndicate the loan, but that would probably be impossible now, particularly with UBS having claimed in court that the borrower would be unable to repay.