Sentence examples for into debtor from inspiring English sources

Huge flows of capital into debtor nations like America and Britain pumped up asset markets (see article).

Having remarried and fled from Russia to escape importuning creditors and grasping dependents, he could not return for fear of being thrown into debtor's prison.

America slid into debtor-nation status, and Americans "went from owing 16 cents for every dollar in national income in 1981" to owing 44 cents per dollar in 1988.

Barker was later put into debtors' prison, where he ultimately died.

It will turn member countries into debtors and creditors to each other, stoking even more animosity.

Millions of small borrowers mobilised into debtors' associations and refused to pay as a matter of principle.

This Europe, he said, "is divided into debtors and creditors, with the creditors led by Germany being in charge and calling the shots and the debtors relegated to an inferior status which is threatening to become permanent".

Ring them with barbed wire and convert them into debtors' prisons or internment camps for the culprits who structured synthetic C.D.O.s? They'd make excellent ha-has, for livery horses or livestock.

Calley says, "I'd add the numbers up and at the bottom it would have thirteen million six, and I'd say; 'Do you see thirteen six?' He'd say, 'Yes.' I'd say, 'Now, can you accept that?' He'd say, 'The only thing I could accept would be you telling me that when I go into debtors' prison you will take care of the children.'" (Max was then eleven and Jenny was nine).

His father was a spendthrift and was thrown into debtors' prison, and Charles was chosen to work as a child in a blacking or shoe polish factory.

According to Graeber's research, humans have used elaborate systems of credit for buying and selling goods since the earliest agrarian societies 5,000 years ago and thus, society has always been divided into debtors and creditors.