Sentence examples for matters of debt from inspiring English sources

Debt is also a threat to business creditors, who have people who can be assertive and aggressive in matters of debt recovery.

Let us look into the matter of debt,.

By Ogden Nash The New Yorker, January 28 , 1939P. 23 Let us look into the matter of debt, View Article By Rivka Galchen By Malcolm Gladwell By David Remnick By Ceridwen Dovey.

As this is a matter of debt management, perhaps it is time to question whether the best policy would be to attempt to manage the debt more effectively to alleviate the pressure it puts on the economy.

Although they hold differing views on abortion and capital punishment -- Ms. Allen alone supports abortion rights and opposes the death penalty -- they chose to play down those issues during the debate, which mostly focused on terrorism, the Middle East, Mr. Torricelli and the arcane matters of taxation, debt service and bond ratings.

Under the medieval common law, there was only one way to resolve a dispute seeking the repayment of money or other contract matters; a writ of debt, which only the Court of Common Pleas could hear.

Finally, there is that pesky matter of public debt, which is still 90% of eurozone GDP.

Then there's the matter of our debt to death for life as we know it.

Then there's the matter of outstanding debt obligations, the lower the outstanding credit in your name, the better off you will be when it comes to handling the mortgage.

Brit Hume, who is just about as dumb as a box of tulip bulbs on the matter of the debt ceiling, grouses that the issue has become a loser for the GOP, because of a sustained campaign from the White House, and the media, to point out that breaching the debt ceiling would be a huge disaster for the global economy.

But Ann Romney's words Tuesday night were an indication that the campaign will use her to argue that the fiscal matters of the national debt and its impact on their children and grandchildren's futures are also "women's issues".