Sentence examples for this means debt from inspiring English sources

This means debt.

This means debt-financed investments are cheaper than equity.

They have got to borrow for it and that means debt levels will rise.

Inevitably that means debt is way up, too, to $36 million in June, from $15 million at the end of 1996.

"Credit" has been reversified: it means debt.

Thus, price deflation means debt inflation; and a higher debt burden means lower spending.

It means debt incurred without the consent of the people and against the national interest.

Routinely spending more on acquisitions than the company's free cash flow means debt has rapidly increased to $2.3 billion.

That means debt they lend to us will be too.

6. Darling said: "This will mean debt is £100bn lower, by 2013-14, than was expected at last year's budget".

This means the debt behaves much more like mortgage debt than credit card debt.