Sentence examples for note debt from inspiring English sources

Lending guidelines also state the company has to keep its unsecured note debt at certain levels.

As note holders convert, the company's note debt decreases and allows the company to raise more cash without violating the credit line covenants.

As I have already noted, debt levels elsewhere are higher.

As the paper notes, "debt ratios of around 200 percent of gross domestic product are at the extreme limit of what advanced economies can experience without becoming destabilized".

As Halpren notes, debt collection attracts some of the best practitioners of Social Darwinism, former drug dealers and people with prison records.

She noted debt interest payments are a "terrible use of money" and that we "get nothing for that money" although such a suggestion seemed to ignore the entire premise of multiplier effects, in which investments in infrastructure projects such as public transit or subsidized housing can result in long-term fiscal benefits that far outweigh the upfront costs.

Greg Johnson, of Shore Capital, recently noted debt-laden Thomas Cook has "suffered from low online sales but in addition a bloated high-cost structurally declining UK high street retail estate".

They note that debt collecting is an old American tradition.

The Met does at times note the debt that Warhol owes other artists.

A subordinated note is debt that gets repaid last when a borrower has trouble, and in such cases, lenders can receive only a fraction of what they loaned.

Asquith et al. (1994) and James (1996) note that debt composition is equally important for turnaround.