Sentence examples for inheritance of debt from inspiring English sources
It is true that the Tories and their coalition partners the Liberal Democrats (well at least some Lib Dems such as their leader Nick Clegg) have spent 16 months accusing Labour of wrecking the economy and leaving them a dreadful inheritance of debt.
One of her letters at the time gives voice to her frustrations: "In nursing my husband's incurable malady I ruined my health, just as I have ruined my private fortune in accepting the inheritance of debts and embarrassments which he left me".
Enthusiasm undimmed by current struggles, Magnusson has no regret about heading an investment worth £107m with the inheritance of £23m of debt.
The next government must deal with a woeful inheritance of vaulting public debt.
"We are more than a half a million Egyptian pounds in debt," or $83,000 in the hole, Mr. Hashem said, "and if I die today, either by the Islamists of the soldiers, I have three daughters and their inheritance will be in the form of debt".
The chancellor blamed the previous government for leaving the coalition with the "worst economic inheritance in modern history", which he said had brought Britain a level of debt that "threatened every job and public service in the country".
Right and wrong, theft, inheritance, property, debt, sin, and crime are just a few of the words regulating one's conduct and relations with one's fellows in a particular culture.
$69.4 million of debt securities.
And Nick is fooling around with a black boarder, Mrs. Neilsen (Jeannette Bayardelle), who stands to come into an inheritance and plans to whisk poor Nick away from Duluth, and out of debt.
