Sentence examples for that cannot be repaid from inspiring English sources

"There are some losses that cannot be repaid.

I owe these artists (and many others) a debt that cannot be repaid.

In twenty years, Spain acquired an urbane opulence that turns out to have been built almost entirely on debt that cannot be repaid.

It should be obvious, of course, how unwise it is to add emotion to handwork, how every needle thrust and stitch signifies a debt in labor and love that cannot be repaid.

ESM members are again jointly and severally liable for all losses that may be incurred on money borrowed by the ESM to lend more money that cannot be repaid.

The level of worldwide debt has hit a critical level that cannot be repaid.

Kasimatis further stated that international law permits each country to cease the repayment of loans that are odious -- loans so massive that they cannot be repaid, and loans that endanger national security and the well-being of the populace.

But the fact is that the government cannot be repaid by a bankrupt firm.

Better, he said, to accept from the outset that the debt cannot be repaid and write down a larger share of the country's financial obligations rather than impose more growth-stunting measures on the country.

This created claims that investors now suspect cannot be repaid.

Antonio, whose money is invested in foreign ventures, borrows the sum from Shylock, a Jewish moneylender, on the condition that, if the loan cannot be repaid in time, Antonio will forfeit a pound of flesh.