Sentence examples for total debt burden from inspiring English sources

It said the total debt burden for UK households rose by 10.3% between 2006-08 and 2008-10.

Using the pension money to pay bondholders last month has increased the city's total debt burden, by the state's calculation.

So the country's total debt burden has risen to almost 60% of GDP, from 52.5% a year ago, according to the Central Bank.

A year ago, officials said the emirate's total debt burden was $80 billion — a sum that included both sovereign obligations and those of government-linked investment vehicles like Dubai World.

Mr. Mathews estimates that if you include household and nonfinancial corporate debt, Ireland's total debt burden is a shocking 490 percent of its G.D.P. — which, he claims, makes Ireland the most indebted country in the world.

As long ago as 2010, when Greece was first bailed out, many knowledgeable observers, including some members of the I.M.F.'s board of directors, worried that Greece would never be able to pay back all of its debts — its total debt burden is about a hundred and seventy five per cent of the country's G.D.P. — and advocated imposing a haircut on its creditors.

Although total debt burdens are high, low interest rates have kept monthly debt payments within reason.

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However, at around 135% of GDP, the total public debt burden remains huge.

While presented as an example of civic mindedness, the agreement soon came to be seen as a sweetheart deal for the banks that did little to reduce the total Greek debt burden.

The same economists look at the borrowing figures and discern a more benign outlook from the total UK household debt burden, which is continuing a trend since the crash and still coming down.