Sentence examples for sink into debt from inspiring English sources

And the menace posed by the elderly can only get worse, as ever more of them sink into debt.

It hurts to hand over hard-earned cash, so we're less likely to overspend and thus less likely to sink into debt.

As Americans lose their homes and sink into debt, they no longer understand why we are spending $1 billion a day to make Iraqis feel more secure in their homes.

As I sink into debt and depression, it's 15.9-percent-APR-clear that I have no idea how much it costs even to be me.

This is a problem because it means that over time, we must either sink into debt or sell off existing assets in order to keep running this giant bar tab with the rest of the world.

Physicians are now in a paradoxical situation where having more patients and prescribing more subsidized medicines means the institution might sink into debt.

Latvia is sinking into debt even faster.

About two years ago, the couple started sinking into debt.

Tenants scrimping on groceries, and sinking into debt, will be baffled by the purpose of this ineffectual change.

Even so, she and her husband, who still has work as a machinist, were sinking into debt.

Khan failed at the polls — in the 1997 national election, his party received less than one per cent of the vote — and he sank into debt.