Sentence examples for swollen debt from inspiring English sources

His city has a $655 million deficit, swollen debt and an undiminished reputation for patronage and corruption.

For now, the European Union seems determined to give the patient more painkillers rather than take the scalpel to its swollen debt.

He is still pressing for Greece's creditors to write off at least half the country's swollen public debt, now almost 175% of GDP.

Recession, unemployment and swollen public debt have been met with harsh austerity measures by the government of Prime Minister David Cameron, a wealthy Conservative educated at Eton College — a byword for class privilege — who went on to graduate from Oxford and marry the stepdaughter of a viscount.

Since Greece and Ireland received bailouts from the European Union and the International Monetary Fund last year to cope with their swollen public debts and deficits, Portugal has been everyone's next candidate for a rescue, despite the government's efforts to put its public finances in order.

Inflation, unemployment, government debt and poverty have all swollen markedly during Mr Morsi's short tenure.

The country's economy once benefited from a "demographic dividend" of a swollen working-age population, but China is starting to pay that debt down in the form of slowing growth and higher spending on health and retirements. .

"Swollen legs.

Swollen hand and all.

By Apollo's swollen Penisneid!

Her swollen belly and legs.