heavy indebtedness造句

• However the positive revenue position was underlain by heavy indebtedness, ?5, 000 being owed to banks.
• His heavy indebtedness worsened his already poor health and he began to winter in the southern United States in order to ease his constitution.
• Camdessus said the Japanese government has put together an " extremely valid framework " for tackling the problems of slow growth and heavy indebtedness.
• "The tragic events of Sept . 11 hit Turkey particularly hard because of the country's location, its reliance on tourism and its heavy indebtedness,"
• Invensys, a British electronics firm, blamed a slipping share price on the Enron effect and denied that its heavy indebtedness would force a rights issue.
• Philippine Economic Planning Secretary Cielito Habito also stressed the need to address the continuing problems of heavy indebtedness of poor countries, which hampers their environmental efforts.
• Struggling with heavy indebtedness, the Company sold out to the Wemyss Estate ( Randolph Wemyss, his tenant colliers and certain other business interests ) in 1883 for ?2, 000.
• When it finally became obvious that the heavy indebtedness and high interest rates of the Asian economies were increasingly incompatible with a fixed parity to the dollar, the system snapped, he added.
• His work has faced environmental and socioeconomic criticisms, including charges that his methods have created dependence on monoculture crops, unsustainable farming practices, heavy indebtedness among subsistence farmers, and high levels of cancer among those who work with agriculture chemicals.
• The $ 30, 000 Cellucci collected for the once-a-week seminar was an extradordinary sum for a single course, and the fact that Cellucci would endure questions and concerns to collect the outside pay had only served to underscore his heavy indebtedness.
• Add to those loads the heavy indebtedness of many poor nations to the governments and lending institutions of the G-8 countries, and it becomes as impossible for them to rise as it was for Daniel Webster to levitate with a belly full of BBs.
• In addition to the public-sector strike against social benefits reform in France, heavy indebtedness-- about 16 billion francs after the sale and a capital increase-- and a possible decline in aluminum prices because of high inventories, Pechiney is being hurt by France's poor record in sales of state assets.
• The heavy indebtedness helped drive down industry share prices in 2000 _ 40 percent for the average European telecommunications company, 41 percent for those operating land and mobile systems, and 23 percent for those operating mobile systems alone, according to a report released Thursday by Shroder Salomon Smith Barney.
• In 2015 the business was forced by heavy indebtedness into bankruptcy and 900 shareholders lost their investment, although confidence was expressed that following financial restructuring, likely to include the sale to second home-buyers of holiday apartments included in what had by this time become a major hotel complex, the hotel would survive.
• Meanwhile relations with the IoWR, which had been working the IoW ( NJ ) R, broke down completely, and that arrangement was terminated at the beginning of 1879 . The IoW ( NJ ) R was steadily descending into heavy indebtedness, with many landowners still waiting for their money, and debenture interest payments being left unpaid, and important track improvements being left undone.