Sentence examples for stack of debt from inspiring English sources

The complex and contentious debt buyback, financed by a 10 billion euro, or $13 billion, loan from the country's creditors, will allow Greece to erase 20 billion euros of its 344 billion euro debt, and in so doing, secure the backing of the International Monetary Fund, which has said it cannot lend any more money to Greece unless its stack of debt is reduced.

For example, many millennials did work hard for a post-secondary education where many worked to pay for or took on a stack of debt.

Lucid essays from well before the 2008 meltdown captured the toxicity of the mortgage market and the investments known as collateralized debt obligations (stacks of debt).

She was under a lot of debt.

I and was shocked to find a stack of letters from debt collection agencies for a debt of £21.60.

But today, he said, students facing "an incredibly tough job market" need to know "how their particular program will stack up and what kind of debt they're going to rack up".

But Liberal Democrats said they feared ministers and health boards would "stack up a huge amount of debt".

But Liberal Democrat finance spokesman Peter Black said he feared the stacking up of "a huge amount of debt".

Consumers have dismissed two interest rates rises from the Bank of England and a series of warnings about the dangers of stacking up debt to borrow at a record rate, according to new figures.

I imagine the national debt as a stack of one-dollar bills.

As a freshman House member, Mr. Gregg sat in the audience 28 years ago when Mr. Reagan described the $1 trillion national debt as "a stack of thousand-dollar bills 67 miles high".