Tom is in debt.

Up to my ears in debt.

He's deep in debt.

She's deep in debt.

Tom is drowning in debt.

He is up to his ears in debt.

Tom is up to his neck in debt.

He's up to his ears in debt.

I'm up to my ears in debt.

She's up to her neck in debt.

She's up to her neck in debt.

She's up to her ears in debt.

They're always deep in debt.

For farmers, this means deeper debt.

Nowadays such assets may constitute a liability.

SriLankan Airlines has languished in debt for years.

It would only leave them deeper in debt.

A country drowning in debt needs debt restructuring.

First, these women tend to be awash in debt.

We will not allow the country and its citizens to be drowned by more debt!

In Europe, for example, Greece is not the only country drowning in debt.

Two of her kids are still here and they pitch in, but Craig is in debt.

By 1857, Butler was heavily in debt from gambling and poor investment choices.

Today, the two largest Swiss banks are sinking in liabilities that exceed seven times the country s income.

In 2011, FFP shifted from focusing on clubs' debts to monitoring their losses instead.

In July, information appeared in the media about Ideal Tour s debts to Orenburg Airlines in the amount of 1.5 billion roubles.

Indeed, Russia is running fiscal and current account surpluses of 2 and 17 of GDP respectively. Despite being up to its neck in debt its obligations equal 75 of GDP Russia appears able to pay its creditors.

As a result, one third of all American homeowners with mortgages are already underwater their mortgage debt exceeds the value of the house.

Despite being up to its neck in debt its obligations equal 75 of GDP Russia appears able to pay its creditors.

Steep decline in Japan s stock and real estate markets at the end of the 1980s and early 1990s left many financial bankruptcies and a weak banking system filled with bad loans.

Neighbouring oil rich Abu Dhabi recently bailed out Dubai, which is restructuring its loans pumping 10 billion into the debt struck emirate.

The debt laden country received two bailout packages in 2010 and 2011, but that program expired this week.

And nobody cares when miners in search of bread are evicted from their homes because almost everyone is in debt.

After all, donor countries are mired in debt and stagnation, while some recipient economies are growing 5 7 times faster than they are.

CAMBRIDGE When poor, heavily indebted countries are struggling to make their way from dictatorship to democracy, the actions of rich countries can be decisive.

There is also the liberalism of José Manuel de la Sota, who steered the indebted province of Córdoba and who is President Eduardo Duhalde's dauphin.

The first is that most aid recipients are drowning in foreign indebtedness, with the money often owed to the very same governments and international agencies providing the aid.

Greece and Italy, whose total public debt exceeds 100 of annual GDP are treated in the same manner as Portugal, where the debt to GDP ratio is around 45 . Such equivalence neglects the reason why the Stability Pact was created in the first place to compel the most heavily indebted governments to put their fiscal house in order.

Similarly, the government proclaims bold intentions to tackle reform of Italy's deeply indebted pension system, but lacks the political leverage to realize change.

In 1793, he sought her hand, but was turned down by her brother Thomas, Earl of Longford, who considered Wellesley to be a young man, in debt, with very poor prospects.

This is a welcome contrast to the options considered so far, all of which involved under different guises foisting more debt onto a country that has too much of it already.

And since a lot of the aid is in the form of loans rather than grants, the poor countries get even deeper into debt as they are encouraged to purchase supplies, products, and technical assistance from the rich countries.

In the end, though, the misguided attempt to push home ownership through credit has left the US with houses that no one can afford and households drowning in debt.

Petritsky was a young lieutenant, not of very aristocratic birth, and not only not wealthy but heavily in debt, tipsy every evening, and often under arrest for amusing or improper escapades, but popular both with his comrades and superiors.