Sentence examples for serviced out from inspiring English sources

Debt also has to be serviced out of income, so that if profits fall and everybody tries to sell their shares at the same time, prices will fall again.

Debts have to be serviced out of income; if everybody tried to realise their capital gains by selling shares, prices would crash.The private-sector financial deficit is therefore a better measure of sustainability than gross saving.

Every one of those rigs is serviced out of Port Fourchon, according to Mr. Chiasson, so the drilling ban could end up slashing the incomes of thousands of other workers — from welders and divers to caterers and drivers — who depend on the industry.

Japan hopes to break this gridlock with new financial tools, imported from America's sophisticated capital markets.One much-trumpeted development is the arrival of commercial mortgage-backed securities (CMBS), bonds serviced out of the proceeds of property loans, and secured on the value of commercial property and the rent that it produces.

David Cameron heard that Greek people would see their savings wiped out, inflation would take off, and there would be a massive devaluation, He was also told that Greek companies and banks would face acute financial difficulties because of the mismatch between the "hard" euros they would owe to those outside Greece which would have to be serviced out of "soft" or "devaluing" new drachmas.

"We have a legal obligation to recover funds allocated for a program that wasn't being serviced out of a district.

Much, I suppose, like any other dating service out there.

Complaints about poor service, out-of-order elevators and broken lights are common, Mr. Carrión said.

PATH service remains out between Hoboken and New York.

Your service started out mainly with e-mail notifications.

The minerals service gave out safety awards, too.