Sentence examples for owing too much from inspiring English sources

In past, less severe downturns, Mr. Collins said, more companies faced the relatively simple problem of owing too much money.

You owe too much on the house.

"I owe too much and I care too much to sacrifice my integrity for nothing," he said, garnering applause.

It was true what your grandmother said: Don't owe too much, don't take risks, use things well".

A reason euro zone debt has reached crisis proportions is that a few countries in Southern Europe owe too much money and have lost the faith of investors.

Maybe the tone owed too much to yarns and tall tales, and the extreme regionalism let non-Arkansans off the moral hook.

The local pharmacist refuses to give her more medicine because she owes too much money and even the water-delivery man has stopped coming.

If the show has a weak link, it's painting: the overhyped Hugo McCloud, for one, disappoints with a red canvas that owes too much to Tachisme.

Not only do too many euro-zone governments owe too much, but Europe's entire banking model, which is based on thorough integration across borders, may need revisiting (see article).

Erik Hougen's big photorealist watercolor portraits of different men owe too much to Chuck Close, and the trails of colored drips running through them are an annoying affectation, but they have a persuasive technical ambition.

Lest the wealth of stage diversity in London be seen to owe too much to the United States, by way of exhilarating contrast comes the director Joe Wright's reclamation of "A Season in the Congo" at the Young Vic.