Sentence examples for visible debt from inspiring English sources
Economists are trying to evaluate pension promises and tax revenues and compare them with today's more visible debt burdens in the region.
The biggest, and most remarkable, is "The Mountain" (1937), a dreamlike, semi-Surrealist tableau of figures in an Alpine summer landscape, which owes a visible debt to the rocky terrains of Courbet.
To the visible debt of the federal government he adds the unfunded promises of future social spending.
If anything, the most visible debt-related options that policy makers are discussing could slow down economic and job growth, which, at its existing pace, would take seven years to reduce the unemployment rate to its prerecession level.
Debt to finance the construction has reached nearly 4 trillion renminbi, or $640 billion, making it one of the most visible reasons total debt has been surging as a share of economic output in China, and is approaching levels in the West.
But millions of parents who have taken out loans to pay for their children's college education make up a less visible generation in debt.
These less visible forms of debt include so-called vendor financing, increasingly popular at technology companies, and syndicated lending by banks to new companies.
As for the metaphorical spring, the so-called Arab Spring, according to many of the activists Ehrenreich encounters, that movement is blocked off by less visible systems like debt and class stratification that have crept up on the West Bank over the last decade.
It is visible as our national debt and deficit have exploded and as deaths accrue in Iraq and Afghanistan.
While it might be most visible with credit card debt, this lesson applies to all areas of personal finance.
