Definitions
Sorry, no definitions found. Check out and contribute to the discussion of this word!
Etymologies
Sorry, no etymologies found.
Support
Help support Wordnik (and make this page ad-free) by adopting the word heavily-indebted.
Examples
-
Lagarde helped lead negotiations last year that combined European Union and IMF funds to bail out heavily-indebted countries such as Greece, Ireland and Portugal.
-
Lagarde helped lead negotiations last year that combined European Union and IMF funds to bail out heavily-indebted countries such as Greece, Ireland and Portugal.
-
The deal is an important one for the heavily-indebted company, which needs to show it can access the capital markets and raise the cash needed to take care of $2.3 billion in debt that comes due in March.
Sprint Launches Debt Offering Katy Burne 2011
-
Senator Shelby says there is only so much a heavily-indebted federal government can or should do, and that a new stimulus package, if proposed, would not pass Congress.
-
Senator Shelby says there is only so much a heavily-indebted federal government can or should do, and that a new stimulus package, if proposed, would not pass Congress.
-
Over in Spain, meanwhile, soccer players are also set to strike, this time because around 200 of them have not been paid their wages in full by heavily-indebted clubs.
Overheard 2011
-
Mr. Rhodes was worried that the collapse of Mr. Murdoch's heavily-indebted media empire would tip the world economy back into recession.
A Conspiracy of Hunches Adrian Wooldridge 2011
-
Mr. Rhodes was worried that the collapse of Mr. Murdoch's heavily-indebted media empire would tip the world economy back into recession.
A Conspiracy of Hunches Adrian Wooldridge 2011
-
The inflation figures from European Union agency EuroStat will strengthen the European Central Bank's case for tighter monetary policy in the 17-nation currency union despite the weakness of heavily-indebted countries like Greece, Ireland and Portugal.
Fuel Prices Drive Euro-Zone Inflation Paul Hannon 2011
-
Senator Shelby says there is only so much a heavily-indebted federal government can or should do, and that a new stimulus package, if proposed, would not pass Congress.
Comments
Log in or sign up to get involved in the conversation. It's quick and easy.