Sentence examples for returning to debt from inspiring English sources

FINANCIAL TIMES European Banks Show No Signs of Returning to Debt Markets  |  Despite predictions that European banks would return to the debt markets this month after a an anemic August, debt-issuance instead "has slowed to a trickle," raising fears of a deeper stagnation for Europe's economy, The New York Times writes.

Netflix's commitment to growing its original content collection will see the company again returning to debt markets to raise more financing, the company announced today.

When employment returns to normal, we can return to debt reduction.

The Irish government, which wants to return to debt markets in 2013 when its current EU-IMF bailout runs out, said the development was completely at odds with the recent views of other ratings agencies.

He hopes that hundreds of millions of Chinese consumers will make up for the inability of American consumers to return to debt-binge spending.

The nation is returning to serious debt.

"America will soon be at war again, our economy is terribly troubled, the nation is returning to serious debt," he said.

Rather than returning to the debt markets to tide the club over until its financial situation improves, Mr Glazer is hoping that equity investors will effectively loan him the money for free.The Manchester United IPO hardly foreshadows a return to mass public ownership of football clubs.

Investors are cautiously returning to high-yielding debt after they cashed in on Italian and Spanish bonds last week on expectations the U.S. Federal Reserve may scale back its asset buying programme in the next few meetings.

The eurozone is Britain's biggest export market, and as Europe's biggest financial centre, the City of London stands to lose if turmoil returns to debt markets.

"Many of the firms that are now returning to prosperity owe a debt to the American people," said Obama.