Sentence examples for owed debt from inspiring English sources

But my mother owed debt for me," he wrote.

This meant those countries that were owed debt had to buy West German exports in order to be paid.

As the owner of an 18-year-old collection agency, we are swamped with hyper-technical lawsuits from "ambulance chasing" attorneys and debtors who are searching for a way to get out of paying a legitimately owed debt.

The owed debt to this family means that while the mother in the case study can withhold information about her treatment for Long QT, she cannot withhold information about the family having a genetic history which predisposes its members to LQTS.

The opposite of "asset" is liability which means money owed, debt or something disadvantageous.

The first bailout largely went to paying off the private creditors that held Greek bonds and were owed debt payments, notes The Washington Post.

But you owe debt when you owe debt.

But owing debt to yourself is much more painful than owing it to foreigners.

Any work dependent on open-source software owes debt to those who developed these tools.

Many poor families had to owe debt to clinics or borrow money from others to pay for their services.

This gives any member of the public a chance to object to your name change if, for example, you owe debt under your current name.