Sentence examples similar to mind debts from inspiring English sources

Republicans don't mind debt as long as the debt is paying for something that they deem appropriate, and Democrats don't mind debt as long as it's paying for something they deem appropriate.

Wiley will also assume $92.5 million in Hungry Minds' debt, the two companies said yesterday.

He suggested that Congress should keep four goals in mind: Reducing debts to a sustainable level, avoiding short-term spending cuts that could impede recovery, adjusting spending and tax policies to support growth, and improving the government's decision-making process.

When Americans think of college these days, the first word that often comes to mind is "debt".

By James Surowiecki When Americans think of college these days, the first word that often comes to mind is "debt".

They bought into the notion that if they went to college — never mind the debt — their degree would lead to a lucrative job.

Never mind the debt the country accrued in the 1980s in particular.

Significantly, the particular contractual obligations that the Framers had in mind were public debts — banknotes and bonds issued by the states.

But keep in mind, student loan debt is among the worst type of debt to have.

Jesse A. Helms, the crusty North Carolina Republican and a skeptic of foreign aid, said Bono changed his mind on granting debt relief to poor nations and increasing AIDS funding.

Never mind that British debt as a percentage of national income is actually below its historical average; never mind that British interest rates stayed low even as the nation's budget deficit soared, reflecting the belief of investors that the country can and will get its finances under control.