Sentence examples for intertwined debts from inspiring English sources

Now it was not long ago when Spain and Italy were close to catastrophe: there were legitimate fears of default on the poisonously intertwined debts of their respective banks and governments, bringing the Armageddon risk that such an earthquake could fracture the entire eurozone.

"The current crisis in Europe is the result of a severe and intertwined combination of banking sector fragilities and sovereign debt crisis," Mr. Rehn said in a statement.

And underlying that problem are the intertwined problems of U.S. consumer over-reliance on debt, national and global wealth inequality of historic proportions, and massive global trade imbalances.

"The roles are too intertwined".

The concerts held intertwined stories.

Intertwined fingers mingle with pebbles.

How about intertwined and intermingle?

Or are the two hopelessly intertwined?

Because this has become so intertwined.

Tom and Jack: The Intertwined Lives of Thomas Hart Benton and Jackson Pollock.

Between these vignettes come two intertwined narratives.