Sentence examples similar to stuck debt from inspiring English sources

When the commercial real estate market went bust, the companies that bought the buildings were stuck with debt and office space they could not fill.

"LIKE a Moroccan bazaar" was how William Galvin, Massachusetts's secretary of state, described the market for auction-rate securities (ARS), whose collapse has left thousands of investors stuck with debt they had assumed they could easily sell.

Forcing providers to pay back plans also angers doctors and hospitals, which then get stuck playing debt collector.

But we also need to do something about borrowers stuck with debt right now.

Eleven years later I'm stuck in debt, besieged by bank fees, and unable to get myself out of what has become a life-altering real estate clusterfuck.

A typical Florida payday loan customer ends up taking out nine payday loans a year and is stuck in debt for nearly half of that year, according to Pew.

They were stuck with debts they could not repay and employees they could not afford.

These would make debt a more important factor and create a new framework of penalties for nations that fail to stick to debt and deficit rules.

After meeting Jean-Claude Juncker, the head of the eurozone's finance ministers, in Luxembourg this morning she said her proposal for a fund would not replace current loose rules that require EU economies to stick to debt and deficit limits.

As with many other political scams, our grandchildren will be stuck with the debt.

These steps are ostensibly motivated by a desire to defend the poor from getting stuck in a debt.