Sentence examples for intensifying debt from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — The rest of the world has a message for Europe, whose intensifying debt crisis will dominate the agenda at the Group of 20 summit meeting next week in Mexico: Tell us how you will end this.

A recovering world helps governments fiscally but can intensify debt pressures.

The link between intensifying inequality, debt, climate change, fossil fuel dependency and the global food crisis is now undeniable.

Driving the panic were the usual suspects of the intensifying European debt crisis, a cooling economy in China, and weak employment in the United States and the euro zone.

"The intensifying European sovereign debt crisis led to sustained uncertainties among market participants in the third quarter and thus to significantly reduced volumes and revenues," Deutsche Bank said in a statement.

Insiders are selling, he says, pointing also to hefty debt, intensifying competition and uncertainty over reimbursement rates in several countries for Kinetic's flagship product.

Why didn't the FOMC learn anything from QE2, in which the agreed upon level of total purchases—$600 billion petered out just as the European crisis was intensifying and a debt-ceiling stand-off loomed?

For the second time in just a few weeks, a large Japanese company appealed to its banks today to forgive billions of dollars in debts, intensifying pressure on Japan's stressed financial system.

But after a series of strong economic indicators in recent weeks, there is an intensifying debate about whether the upturn is merely a debt-fuelled mini-boom.

AS Europe's debt troubles intensified earlier this month and United States debt was downgraded, many people rushed into gold and Treasury securities as a safe haven.

With European economies slowing and the debt crisis intensifying, critics say, the central bank is making the same mistake this year that it made in July 2008.