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No point getting a gallon of milk if it is going to turn sour with a couple of days.

But with much of it incurred with little regard for how it would be repaid, a sizable chunk is expected to turn sour.

It ordered banks to set aside provisions equivalent to at least 130% of loans that are likely to turn sour.

The question is how much of the loan books turn sour as economies slow and currencies fall.

Be sure to leave them in a basin of cold water so the milk does not turn sour, she urged.

Here, then, are a few of my techniques to turn sour into sweet, to try my best to overcome disappointment.

Others point out that China could be facing a debt crisis of its own making given high levels of local government debt that could turn sour.

The love affair between Russia and the west in the era of perestroika was always likely to turn sour.

or, to put it another way, they can flee, with their cash if economic or political circumstances turn sour.

The International Monetary Fund estimates that of US consumer debt totalling $1, 914bn, about 14 per cent will turn sour.

To help get their money, firms are calling in specialist collection agencies soon after debts turn sour.

Growth, he says, will remain high in the early half of the decade but could drop off sharply thereafter as loans turn sour.

And turn sour they did, when home buyers had to leverage themselves to the hilt to make a purchase.

Further, reserve war chests may limit macroeconomic damage if some EM investments turn sour -- but these propositions are as yet untested.

Relationships can turn sour over the smallest incident and bitterness can show its ugly head all too soon.

Then the other, altogether less romantic, service is at hand to allow either party the chance to bail out if things turn sour.

Unemployment in Spain has soared to almost 20%, suggesting that a lot of those loans are likely to turn sour.

That is, until a few years down the line, when the loans start to turn sour.

Chinese nationalist feeling runs high when government investments turn sour.

The particular market segment can turn sour which may make the company harder to expand in the future.

To turn sour in fermenting . Used of beer .

Yet his food will turn sour in his stomach; it will become the venom of serpents within him.

Analysts guess that 30%-60% of these loans may turn sour.

If mortgages did turn sour, how badly would China's banks suffer?

Moreover, they can force the lenders to repurchase securitised loans if they turn sour in their first few months of life.

The milk will soon turn sour.

Add that one into the mix, and things turn sour. I'll spare you the Venn diagram, but busy and creative don't tend to overlap.

Reach out to clients in private if you feel things could turn sour

More and more loans turn sour as asset prices fall and businesses fail;