Sentence examples for low debts from inspiring English sources
It has low debts, so why not?
Most industries still have relatively strong profit margins and low debts by historical standards.
Here's the full list: Greece Spain and Ireland had low debts and budget surpluses on the eve of the crisis.
On the contrary, these publicly held property companies are generally considered to have durable strengths, with low debts and steady income from rents.
In Britain wealth is lightly taxed, encouraging the better off to find ways of taking an income from gains in wealth (capital gains tax at 28%) rather than gains in income (higher rate tax at 40% or 45% for those earning more than £150,000) Britain entered the financial crisis in 2007 with comparatively low debts of just over 43% of GDP.
So, although the Spanish government still had relatively low debts, it has had to borrow heavily to deal with the effects of the property collapse, the recession and the worst unemployment rate in the eurozone.
In particular, he wants companies to have relatively low debt and adequate working capital.
The analysts look for rising free cash flow and low debt levels.
Rapid wage growth and low debt make consumers more robust.This is partly luck.
Its economy may shrink by 2%, but it has a solid banking system and low debt.
