Sentence examples for strong debt from inspiring English sources

Page B3 STRONG DEBT SALE IN ITALY Italy had a relatively strong debt sale with a total of about 4.8 billion euros ($6.1 billion) of securities sold, including 3 billion euros of three-year bonds priced to yield 4.83 percent.

Today's "spiritual but not religious" phenomenon, Mr. Hedstrom argues, owes a strong debt to midcentury liberal Protestantism.

Simon Stephens's remarkable 2006 play Motortown, about a soldier retuning from Iraq, owed a strong debt to Büchner's play.

LONDON — Italy had a relatively strong debt sale on Friday, though worries about euro zone nations' credit ratings tempered the enthusiasm of investors.

Imperial Records was important because of Fats Domino, who had a link with the jazz piano playing of New Orleans; Specialty Records was important because of Little Richard, an idiosyncratic singer with a strong debt to gospel music.

You can see all sorts of interesting influences at work here – there's a strong debt to Chris Morris's Blue Jam, as well as a dash of Limmy, and a sprinkling of The League Of Gentlemen in the Giftshop's genetic makeup.

So consistent high ROE, strong debt-to-capital ratings, free cash flow and experienced, proven management?

The four semiconductor capital equipment companies mentioned below that I own in The Gamco Westwood SmallCap Equity Fund (WESCX), all have strong debt-free and cash-rich balance sheets.

Their best argument is that customary terms for the debt must be assessed in today's current environment which requires stronger debt contracts.

"I wouldn't argue that you always have a strong carbon debt risk," he continued.

More of a tendency than a movement, their imprint is most conspicuous in those films that owe a strong visual debt to the brothers, including the 2008 American independent feature "Ballast" and the 2006 British drama "London to Brighton," both of which hinge on marginalized figures.