Sentence examples for soft debt from inspiring English sources

It is soft debt but these are hard times.

Pensions were considered "soft debt" and were considered separately from the bonds, using a different method.

In the imagery of G. Bennett Stewart and David M. Glassman, "Equity is soft, debt hard.

Simon did add that he's a supporter of HECS, which he describes as "a soft debt," compared to other loans.

Especially in the state that produced Senator William E Jenner, Joe McCarthy's staunchest congressional ally in the "red scare" days of 1950s, there is no mistaking Daniels's analogy: those who are soft on debt reduction are as dangerous to America as those who were "soft on communism" during the cold war.

China has closely dovetailed ODA with its OFDI, offering infrastructure projects, soft loans, debt relief, and grants as a package deal to resource rich countries.

Which is not to say libraries have gone completely soft: Patron debts of $50 or more are turned over to a collection agency.

The shareholders have already all put significant loans into QPR and, with the club believed to have accumulated even more 'soft' debt – low or no-interest loans – over the past year, it is likely to have been crucial to keep major investors on board.

Mr. Juncker then referred Tuesday to a "soft restructuring of Greek debt".

EU ministers must decide whether to approve a "soft restructuring" of its debt, by allowing it to reschedule some repayments.

And when the boom busted two years ago, like booms always do, the men had returned to the ranches with borrowed kit and rusty mounts, heavily in debt and soft in the rear.