Sentence examples for unsound debt from inspiring English sources
This is because all of the unsound debt that accumulated when asset prices increased must be unwound; this can occur often painfully, as we have witnessed.
Mr. McCall lays claim to that center faction by accusing the governor of inefficiency, unsound budgets and rising debt -- even as he tries to win back urban and minority voters who are leaning Mr. Pataki's way.
Ms. Bellamy said it was not only morally indefensible but economically unsound to allow the debt crisis to persist.
He discovered an array of unsound practices, like using long-term debt to pay for short-term expenditures.
I'd make special note of this observation: Projections suggest that some European countries had an unsound fiscal stance (in terms of debt-to-GDP ratio evolution) well before the 2008 09 financial crisis (Greece, Portugal, the UK); on the contrary, others had a sound fiscal stance (Spain, Ireland, Italy).
In turn, this increases the defensiveness of these countries while providing the West with an ability to continue with unsound policies based on ready financing for government debt.
Basel III and Single Supervisory Mechanism are steps towards the solution, possibly preventing fallout from unsound OMT policy, such as buying Greek junk debt.
Both nations had an explosion of household debt and saw their financial systems become increasingly unsound.
That agency needs to be an independent body, with broad power to police the financial system for unfair, abusive and otherwise unsound lending in mortgages, credit cards, auto loans and other forms of debt.
Poland's unsound economic policies in the 1970s led to serious domestic imbalances and a growing foreign debt and contributed to the political-economic crisis of 1980 81.
