Sentence examples for uncomfortable debt from inspiring English sources

Retail expansion and acquisitions have resulted in an uncomfortable debt load of more than $500 million.

Perhaps that's the best reason for Japan to get its house in order: a Chinese rescue might be as uncomfortable as the debt crisis itself.

Loans as a component of an aid package also disproportionately scare off lower-income students, whose families tend to be more uncomfortable taking on debt than middle-income families, aid experts say.

Many European investors are unfamiliar with this type of bond, he said, and many American investors are uncomfortable with euro-denominated debt.

Republicans have also increasingly grown uncomfortable with raising the debt ceiling without substantive, potentially painful changes in government spending.

You'll find that most people are naturally uncomfortable with owing a debt and will work to repay it quickly (hopefully to the benefit of your job search efforts).

-- economic crisis, which has raised debt loads to uncomfortable levels.

"This will mean that more than 1.3 million private tenants face the new year with dread – facing an uncomfortable prospect of homelessness or debt".

A 2012 Wells Fargo/Gallup Small Business Index poll found that 36% of business owners are uncomfortable with their company's debt.

Eventually, when her credit card debt reached an uncomfortable limit, Katie realized she had become addicted to bargains.

"I used to become overly excited by a sale". Eventually, when her credit card debt reached an uncomfortable limit, Katie realized she had become addicted to bargains.