Sentence examples for making debt from inspiring English sources
At that point, a populist government might be tempted to stop making debt payments altogether.
But shielded from making debt payments, the company has been making money.
Corporate-tax rates also fell, making debt (interest on which is tax deductible) less attractive than it was.
Investors will worry about governments' ability to service their debt and will push up yields, making debt servicing even harder.
Equally important for some homeowners, they say, is how much money they have after making debt payments.
And fears about a lurch into deflation, making debt and borrowing costs more onerous in real terms, have receded.
Like the manufacturers who lent dot-com start-ups the money to buy equipment from them, the Paris Club countries enjoyed making debt-fueled sales to Russia without worrying too much about the borrowers' profligacy.
Moreover, of the millions Mrs. Clinton owes vendors, some $4.6 million is owed to Mark Penn, a controversial pollster, who is not popular in many Democratic circles, making debt-retirement an even harder sell.
Nominal GDP is falling in Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore and Taiwan, making debts more burdensome.
Critics say the spending cuts German leaders have demanded from other countries are hurting growth across the Continent, in the process making debts only harder to repay.
The ageing process makes debt more toxic.
