Sentences with phrase «big debts incurred»

Even when they do, the jobs on the other side hardly pay enough to make up for the big debts incurred.

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It follows that a type - A hard driver trying to dispense big energy to career, family, and fitness endeavors is playing with fire, constantly challenging the body's maximum energy expenditure ceiling each day and consequently incurring what Jamieson calls «recovery debt.»

In particular, Smith says she has one big goal: for every student — but particularly low - income, minority, and first - generation college students — to have adequate preparation in high school for college, and for them all to have the opportunity to go to four - year colleges without incurring significant debt, if that is what they desire.

Betsy DeVos and the Department of Education handed student loan and debt collection companies a big break after reversing a rule that limited fees incurred on borrowers who defaulted on their student loans.

The «carbon debt» incurred by the construction of power plants plays a big role in your paper, partially explaining why the carbon benefits of clean power take so long to manifest.

Do you have suggestions about how they can be made accessible to a new lawyers with debts incurred to pay tuition that presupposes a Big Law income to repay them?

Unfortunately, the reality is that most property buyers do not understand the process, because they do more research when buying a mobile phone or a car than when buying a property, which will most likely be their biggest investment and the biggest debt they will incur in their lifetime.

Angile liked the particular area, so even though she had visited the property only once, and had only verbal information provided by the estate agent and a one page flyer with a picture and a few sketchy details about the property, Angile signed up for the biggest debt she had ever incurred in her life — a debt that will most likely take her 20 years to repay.