Sentence examples for legacy of debt from inspiring English sources

They are right on the point that the legacy of debt remains.

In recent months, anti-poverty campaigners have grown agitated about the broader legacy of debt.

There are lots of ways that we can pay and not leave our grandchildren a legacy of debt.

Unless we fix the budget together, we will leave the next generation a legacy of debt, not opportunity.

His promise to freeze non-security discretionary spending for three years was meant to reassure people who worry about a poisonous legacy of debt.

"Look, President Bush has left us with a legacy of debt and deficit and drift and division in this country," said Mr. Casey.

I tell you what: these Labour politicians, who nearly bankrupted our country, who left a legacy of debts and cuts, who are still in denial about the disaster they created.

But a thicket of regulation and a legacy of bad debt are deterrents.

And he said the Obama administration's stimulus program has had "very little impact and not much to show for it except a legacy of higher debt".

Although this temporarily sustained growth, it left a legacy of high debt — much of the plan was financed by loans to companies and localities — and dubious investment projects.

In Brussels, Madrid is considered the euro poster child, after it imposed strict austerity budgets, liberalised the labour market and tackled the legacy of bad debt held by banks since being hit by the crisis.