Sentence examples for turn to debt from inspiring English sources

Or will they continue to insist that Greece has to reach an agreement on everything else first, and that only then can the discussion turn to debt?

Linda Woodall, acting director of retail supervision at the FCA, described debt management as "one of the highest risk activities in consumer credit" and said that people who turn to debt management firms do so as a last resort.

On the other hand, small business owners typically turn to debt financing through small business loans to meet their funding goals.

As it looks to return more of its accumulated past-net profit margin — cash, and so forth — to investors, Apple will again turn to debt to raise the funds needed.

Given the very high level of public debt however, embarking on a fiscal stimulus in the absence of a medium run fiscal consolidation plan is risky; it increases the probability that investors require a risk premium, and that this leads in turn to debt unsustainability.

So the 20-Somethings are waiting on tables, walking dogs and driving for Uber as they watch themselves turn to debt-ridden 30- and 40- Somethings with no future.

11.31am GMT Osborne turns to debt.

The quarterly national accounts data showed Britons turned to debt to support spending in the face of last year's surging inflation, which outstripped paltry wage growth.

With the economy on the ropes, hundreds of thousands of consumers are turning to "debt settlement" companies like Credit Solutions to escape a crushing pile of bills.

Yet look at other sectors and numbers become bigger, and legal arguments more dense, especially when the focus turns to debt.

For example, startups are turning to debt as insiders turn weary of continuing to fund the same companies.