Sentence examples for slipping into debt from inspiring English sources
Already, the 23-year-old Foreman, who is 12-0 with six knockouts, is slipping into debt.
After reviewing the spending of several people who lived paycheck to paycheck and were slipping into debt, he showed them how trimming as little as $10 a day from their expenses could result in retirement accounts worth hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Young people leaving care or supported housing often slip into debt and face eviction.
The two are linked, with those ignoring their bank balance much more likely to slip into debt as a result.
Unyielding forests, soggy fields, poor harvests and epidemics created a situation in which landowning gentlemen, desperate to maintain honor, could slip into debt, despair, sin, ruin.
As he relates it, the extended family, which numbered as many as 86 people, slipped into debt and split up.
All the perks are going to Wall Street, while Main Street slips into debt slavery.
"People who work are slipping into unmanageable debt.
How do they secure capital for future endeavors without slipping into consistent debt?
A financial disaster could engulf Spanish professional football unless action is taken to prevent profligate clubs slipping deeper into debt, according to the president of top-flight club Osasuna.
