Sentence examples for inventory of debts from inspiring English sources

The book feels like a collection of documents: New Year's resolutions, play-by-play re-enactments of exchanges with "friends" on Facebook (and the self-doubt and envy such exchanges inspire), an inventory of debts and a dizzying list of expenses.

Judging from the nearly 700 letters which make up this meticulously edited correspondence, the inventory of debt between the two men was, however, by no means one-sided.

His current research approaches transformations in the material culture of the later Middle Ages using household inventories and inventories of debt recovery from Lucca and Marseille.

His recently published book, Legal Plunder: Households and Debt Collection in Late Medieval Europe (Harvard University Press, 2016), approaches transformations in the material culture of the later Middle Ages using household inventories and inventories of debt recovery from Lucca and Marseille.

The letter included headings like "Lies About Our Inventory of Sovereign Debt," "Alleged 'Mass Exodus' of Prime Brokerage Clients" and "False Rumors About Fourth Quarter".

Analysts say Mr. Sullivan has not been in charge long enough to deserve blame for A.I.G.'s flaws, most notably its $29.2 billion inventory of subprime debt or the chronic weakness of its life insurance business in the United States.

Take inventory of your debt.

First things first, get a clear inventory of your college debt.

The corporate-bond market is a lot less liquid than it used to be, thanks largely to the effect of regulations on the willingness of banks to hold large inventories of corporate debt.

FAO, faced with $85.9 million of debts, began liquidating inventory after its Dec. 4 Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing.

Atlas, based in Purchase, N.Y., has said the results were restated because of errors in accounting for inventory, bad debts and maintenance.