Sentence examples for it coming due from inspiring English sources

T.W.A. had almost $600 million in long-term debt outstanding on Sept. 30, with more than a third of it coming due this year and next, and has not posted an annual profit since 1988.

Investors are concerned that the company will not be able to roll over its debt once it comes due.

China has been repaying some of its small external debt as it comes due, a luxury that a country with more than $2 trillion in foreign reserves can afford.

The first loan will be swapped into equity before it comes due in March.

On Friday, De Beers said it expected banks to renew that debt before it comes due in March next year.

Mr. Schwartz said the bond payments would be met, and the bank loan dealt with before it comes due.

It is not clear how it intends to repay the loan when it comes due at the end of next year.

If such trends continue, some companies that assumed they could refinance debt when it came due will find that they cannot.

"A big issue for everybody today is refinancing debt as it comes due," said Mr. Wainshal, the chief of Aircastle, which is based in Stamford, Connecticut.

Fed staffers said that they expected A.I.G. would repay the loan before it comes due in two years, either through the sales of assets or through operations.

So sustained bank trouble would make it harder for the Egyptian government, already running a deficit, to borrow or refinance debt as it comes due.