Sentence examples for wicked debt from inspiring English sources
No. Georgia-Pacific has a wicked debt burden, which makes up 70% of capital by Standard & Poor's accounting.
Wicked Wicked (Young Vibez).
A WICKED mix of debt and deflation is ripping through America's energy-trading industry, leaving blackened balance sheets in its wake.
Young people simply don't have the disposable income that they had in the past, thanks to a wicked combination of debt, poor job opportunities and expensive housing.
No. Georgia-Pacific has a wicked burden of debt, which makes up 70% of capital.
He's still best known for his delectably wicked first novel, "The Debt to Pleasure," which blends murder with gourmandise.
His dark humor and wit often pop up unexpectedly (if you haven't yet, treat yourself to his wicked murder tale, The Debt to Pleasure).
In the stitched-together 15th-century group of tales comprising The Gest of Robin Hood, Robin generously helps a knight clear his debt to the wicked abbot and sheriff, but a knight is not a peasant, nor even a yeoman like Robin.
James Madison, one of America's founding fathers, feared that democracy would lead to "a rage for paper money, for an abolition of debts, for an equal division of property and for any other improper or wicked projects".
