Sentence examples for steep debt from inspiring English sources

"France is now facing triple challenges," he said, speaking of steep debt, poor growth and high manufacturing costs.

He declined to answer questions about his finances, which former campaign aides who resigned from his organization have said will show a steep debt.

But standard labor protections frequently do not apply to domestic workers, and agencies that recruit workers unscrupulously, luring them into servitude with steep debt and false promises, often do so with impunity.

Speculation that Britain may once again seek monetary fund assistance — and become the first major western European country to do so in this financial crisis — rests upon a crucial, uncertain assumption: that the combination of its steep debt and wounded banking sector will put too much pressure on the already wobbly pound.

The company has slowly expanding revenues and steep debt.

And it was Porsche's stake-building that got it into such steep debt in the first place.

Such policies, similar to one announced by Princeton in the late 1990s, were a response to the steep loan debt accumulated by some students.

Others like technology firms, emerging markets or any company that offers a dividend and is not steeped in debt.

Steeped in debt and unable to find financial support, Linx, as well as the YBP, went under in 2014.

He is now penniless and steeped in debt, having blown his and his family's cash through compulsive gambling.

Mortified, steeped in debt and determined to dispel rumours that he had exploited his post as emissary to plunder the Acropolis, Elgin reluctantly accepted.