Sentence examples for nothing to repay from inspiring English sources

The letter I have received from Sir Paul Kennedy says I have nothing to repay.

At issue are the consequences of a 1999 reorganization that transferred most of Sibur's assets to outside companies, leaving little or nothing to repay large debts owed to Gazprom.

You never actually gave your friend any money, albeit because of sad happenstance, so there's nothing for him to repay.

There's nothing I can do to repay her, but this will say thank you a little bit".

He gave emotional thanks to his family, crew and viewers, saying: "There's nothing I can ever do to repay you".

Hynix's shares fell today by the daily limit of 15percentt, as they have for six consecutive days, in part because investors fear that the creditors, led by the Korea Development Bank, will take all of whatever is raised in asset sales to repay debts and that nothing will be left for minority shareholders.

There is also a strong feeling in Iceland that the bargain to repay the depositors of Icesave is nothing but large nations ganging up on a small one.

"There is nothing fair in running huge deficits that we are not prepared to repay," Mr. Osborne said in his speech, responding to arguments that cuts would fall hardest on the country's poorest.

While Acromas may have its debt financed under covenant-light terms, it must hope that nothing untoward affects the day-to-day business as it tries to repay banks and inch towards an exit.

She claims nothing from them in compensation, explains she is helping them in order to repay a debt to Bobby.

Her husband was now stationed in Kentucky, but if Johnson pulled out of school to join him, she would have to repay her student loans immediately and would end up with nothing.