Sentence examples for sizeable debt from inspiring English sources

In exchange for reducing the power of news organizations, which traditionally sponsor primary debates, to select the moderator, the candidates would have to contribute toward paying down the sizeable debt left behind by the former committee chairman, Michael Steele.

But Older and others in the burgeoning expat community of Brits studying in Maastricht insist that the prospect of leaving university in sizeable debt is not the key criterion that took them abroad.

The rumor mill is buzzing that the owners are looking to sell the team, which has sizeable debt and has had a hard time attracting season ticket holders.

Also needed for knowledgeable decision-making is realistic information about the job markets that students will be entering, which, given today's difficult circumstances in many fields, can make a sizeable debt load especially burdensome.

The prime minister went on to slag former prime minister Pierre Trudeau's economic record, casting him as the father of Canada's sizeable debt.

The great thing is you don't even need to be a lazy student with an array of STDs and some sizeable debt to appreciate it.

The government has paid off sizeable debts or been relieved of them.

But Jo Swinson, the business minister, said the government wanted to ensure this form of insolvency, which can have serious implications, was "reserved for those with sizeable debts".

The highly-leveraged £800m deal left the club's parent company with sizeable debts, which had swelled to £716.5m by 2009.

They do not own any ferries, have never operated a ferry route, lifted their terms and conditions from a pizza company's website, and their CEO recently left Hong Kong trailing sizeable debts.

Personally, I have no interest in flaunting my wealth: first, it seems a little vulgar and secondly, my bank manager would take issue with me describing my sizeable mortgage debt as "wealth".