Sentence examples for unsustainable debt levels from inspiring English sources
Around the world, a number of countries are approaching unsustainable debt levels, and approaching the point of crisis.
Those companies are now grappling with unsustainable debt levels, or in the case of Vinashin and Vinalines, two large government conglomerates, flirting with insolvency.
Mr. Fallows cites unsustainable debt levels and the continuing shift of manufacturing to China as reasons the "jobless recovery" of the early 2000s became the "jobless collapse" that occurs several years later.
Moreover, if the transfers come in the form of cheap loans the main vehicle through which the World Bank currently doles out money HIPC countries risk reaching "unsustainable" debt levels yet again.
As Europe's leaders came under intense pressure to act decisively to cure the euro's ills, and a campaign gathered pace to relax some of the austerity programmes laying waste to countries with unsustainable debt levels, Barroso said Europe had not come to the G20 summit in Mexico to receive lessons on how to handle the economy.
Greece's new leftwing government faces months of fraught negotiations with its creditors over how to ease its unsustainable debt levels and austerity programmes after securing - but only conditionally - a eurozone lifeline on Tuesday that wins it time until the end of June.
I argue first that the Eurozone crisis has left a legacy of unsustainable government debt levels.
A little later last month, the European Commission warned that half of the 16 countries making up the E.U.'s common currency risked unsustainable debt and deficit levels.
After a 15% contraction in GDP last year, it has recently showed a modest rebound, but Ukraine is still plagued by a large fiscal deficit, unsustainable debt and staggering levels of corruption and red tape.
In the UK we're seeing banks grant bonuses equivalent to DfID's entire annual budget, but calling our debt levels unsustainable.
cannot participate in a program in which debt levels are unsustainable, and Greece's debts are unsustainable.
