Sentence examples for long debt from inspiring English sources

Today's Wisconsin vote might mark the moment when the nation's long debt indulgence finally began to turn around.

But I think we have in the course of this long debt boom started to confuse claims on wealth with wealth itself.

PARIS — Throughout Europe's long debt crisis, Germany has prescribed the same strong remedy to its troubled neighbors: a stiff dose of fiscal discipline.

Given all the twists and turns in the recent negotiations, and the ups and downs in Greece's long debt struggle, something could still go wrong at the last minute, participants said.

"There was extraordinary fear in the market, and people did not see the positives, like the diversification in REIT portfolios as well as their long leases and long debt agreements," said Mr. Gadsden, whose recent top holdings have included REITs like the Simon Property Group, the mall owner, and Vornado Realty Trust, the big office landlord.

PARIS -- Europe's long debt crisis, and the halting steps to resolve it, can seem a bit like the agonies of Macbeth: "Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow, creeps in this petty pace from day to day, to the last syllable of recorded time".

PUERTO RICO has put on a brave face during its year-long debt crisis.

In the 1970s the Gulf's money was a disaster for Latin America, for, recycled through Western banks, it caused a decade-long debt crisis.

Argentinian officials met a US mediator in New York in the latest chapter of a decade-long debt battle with hedge funds that bought up the country's bonds at rock-bottom prices in the wake of its financial crisis in 2001 and 2002.

Bankruptcy and tax laws that penalize entrepreneurial risk-taking and inevitable failure with life-long debt must be changed.

It will be followed three days later by a summit of EU leaders to assess the 18-month-long debt crisis.