Sentence examples for secret debt from inspiring English sources

But Nora has a secret debt, incurred with good intentions and a forged signature, and with her husband's new power comes the threat of blackmail.

But the band's upswing in fortune complicates Lucinda's relationship with the complainer, who gets wise to her secret debt to him and, soon enough, emerges in the book as a full-fledged human being, not just a disembodied telephone voice.

Here's another question: How many other politicians have owed this kind of secret debt?

To date, the Rolling Jubilee has abolished nearly $20 million dollars of medical and educational debt by taking advantage of a little-known trade secret: debt is often sold to debt collectors for mere pennies on the dollar.

At the same point in their development, German and Japanese firms were far more profitable, and could thus cover their debt.Arguing that South Korean accounting overstates some parts of debt ratios conveniently ignores that it understates others, especially secret debt-guarantees to subsidiaries.

Before collapsing from the weight of its disclosure of hidden debts and secret dealings, Enron had remarkable success, including during the Clinton Administration, in lobbying the federal government as well as state governments.

"The point of Rolling Jubilee is that it's doing secret random debt forgiveness, not because that's the most effective way to help out struggling indebted Americans, but because it's about time that ordinary Americans started getting help with their liabilities rather than just too-big-to-fail financial institutions," explains Reuters financial blogger, Felix Salmon.

Like an addict, she gets no pleasure from her habit, and like her mother, she keeps her debt secret.

Their love weathered everything — the death of his father, her unemployment, the confession of his secret credit-card debt.

Prepare for this in advance by racking up secret credit card debt you can point to as further evidence.

Woods made no secret of his debt to Parker and in studying him obsessively he was no different from thousands of genuflecting young saxists all over the world at the time.