Sentence examples for swelling debt from inspiring English sources

Several European governments, notably Germany, are wary of the swelling debt they are accumulating and favor a more cautious approach.

When my wife and I began our married life, my natural queasiness about matrimony was deepened by our swelling debt of gratitude.

The euro continued to slide, hovering at $1.3373 against the dollar, amid worries that swelling debt burdens could undermine Europe's monetary union.

Even with concern over swelling debt burdens hanging over financial markets, the prognosis for the American economy has turned increasingly bright.

This year, Mr. Noda ushered important bills through Parliament — including a tax increase to pay for a swelling debt — by promising to hold elections soon.

The August 2011 downgrade of the United States' credit rating to AA-plus from AAA reflected concern about the federal government's ability to address the nation's swelling debt.

And they're setting increasingly sophisticated traps to prey on the desperation of the jobless, whose guards are down amid eroding savings, swelling debts and calamities like foreclosure and bankruptcy.

The top ten problems cited by the NFIB's members include "uncertainty over economic conditions", "uncertainty over government actions" and "frequent changes in federal tax laws and rules" (see table).Business-backed groups such as the Campaign to Fix the Debt argue that, in the medium term, Congress needs to bring America's swelling debts under control.

Eastern Germany became a drain on the rest of the country, swelling its debt burden.

Chris Herbert, research director at Harvard University's Joint Center for Housing Studies, agrees with those who say the swelling student debt is a concern.

It is shifting the presidency to the left, annoying centrist voters who worry about the swelling government debt.