Sentence examples for inescapable debt from inspiring English sources

The short-term lenders were found to add unnecessary charges and excessive interest on loans to push people into a desperate spiral of inescapable debt.

Never once does White, as he describes the vicissitudes of the prison itself, lose sight of the central sickening reality of debt – recurring, self-fulfilling, inescapable debt – as it affected the individual.

Not surprisingly, it did not take long for rapidly accumulating renewal fees to create an inescapable debt trap.

Borrowing at these rates repeatedly tips customers into inescapable cycles of debt and poverty.

JOSEPH COLEMAN Chairman Financial Service Centers of America Bronx Douglas McGray's article on check cashing distorts the harsh reality behind the payday-loan business: the industry relies on charging borrowers outrageous interest on short-term loans that trap people in an inescapable cycle of debt.

Debt was an inescapable fact of life in early America.

Successive governments have encouraged us to think about university – along with everything else – in terms of singular cost benefits ("What will I get out of it?") and as another facet of the inescapable narrative of bailout and debt.

The Fariq brothers' ordeal may be unusual, but it starkly illustrates an inescapable reality: the criminalization of debt has put a formidable weapon in the hands of landlords, banks and other creditors, who can send someone to jail with a single document showing a check has been returned for insufficient funds.

Until the threat of the sovereign-debt crisis became inescapable, this past summer, Le Pen's grim assumption that a united Europe must fail was laughed off by the French political establishment.

For almost three generations, debt has been a nearly inescapable part of becoming a doctor.

For many claimants, the debts that build up become inescapable, an invitation to loan sharks.