Sentence examples for manageable debts from inspiring English sources

The facility will disburse three-month loans to countries with good policies and manageable debts without attaching any of its usual conditions.

A particular concern, in industries such as telecoms and now airlines, is that bankrupt firms will return with manageable debts and thus be better able to compete, with the result that they force hitherto healthier rivals into bankruptcy in their turn (see article on how this may happen to United's rivals).

Contrary to some assumptions about Real Madrid and Barcelona, due to the financial difficulties of most other Spanish football clubs, they have manageable debts – £125m in bank loans in 2011-12 – and wages, even for their galáctico stars, stand at 46% of income.

Those countries with a manageable debt burdens can afford to maintain their current, more modest deficit reduction plans, it added.

Athens wants a bridging deal to allow time for a new, more manageable debt agreement to be negotiated.

Trump's tax plan will turn America's serious but manageable debt burden into a crisis weighing on future generations.

The business turns over £236m and, thanks to the refinancing, now has a more manageable debt burden of £20m.

The BMA was able to take action to ensure the issue was resolved and that Fry could continue with a more manageable debt plan.

"People think students are drowning in debt, and there is a small proportion of students that borrow an exorbitant amount, but most students graduate with a manageable debt load," said Sandy Baum, an author of the brief.

In contrast to the widening crisis in the euro zone, which will be the focus of the talks, Mexico will be able to point to 17 years of macroeconomic stability, low inflation, manageable debt, an open economy and increasing competitiveness.

The International Monetary Fund has insisted that fresh money, or even a write-down, will be needed to put Greece on a path to manageable debt by the end of the decade.