Sentence examples for linked to debt from inspiring English sources

It is thought the calls may be linked to debt collection rather than telephone marketing.

Health problems, emotional difficulty, homelessness, and most tragically, suicide, can often be linked to debt.

"I would say 90percentt of drug market violence is directly linked to debt," former undercover drug squad officer Neil Woods told me.

"I would say 90percentt of drug market violence is directly linked to debt," a former undercover drug squad officer, Neil Woods, told me.

Ross, a member of the Occupy Wall Street education and empowerment working group, sees his salary as inextricably linked to debt loads hanging like albatrosses around the necks of many of his young students.

He believes that while many shootings are sparked by neighbourhood rivalries and petty insults, some are linked to debts and disputes over the lucrative trade in home grown cannabis.

Deflation pushes up the real burden of debt, while the value of assets linked to that debt, such as house prices, may have to fall even more sharply in nominal terms to return to a fair level.

This theory also is known under the name of "theory of compromise" and "the theory of symmetric Arbitration" is an arbitration of the economy of taxation linked to the debt and the costs of bankruptcy due to excessive debt.

Once this has been confirmed we will ensure Mr Gardner is compensated for this experience, and we will also provide him with a letter he can use to make debt collection agencies aware that he should not be linked to this debt".

Mr. Vickrey noted that A.I.G. had insured several different types of debt securities, and the type now being dealt with was the first to go bad because it was linked to subprime debt.

The Markit iTraxx senior financial Index linked to senior debt of 25 banks and insurers rose to about 3.15 percent after being at about 1.77 percent at the end of July.