Sentence examples for a borrowing of from inspiring English sources

Already there is talk of a clever route out of the budget mess: Mr Schwarzenegger will ask the voters to approve both a borrowing of $20 billion and a cap on future spending.

Instead, their popularity seems reflective of certain magpie tendencies today: an indiscriminate and imitative mixing of influences from the Backstreet Boys to classic rock, a borrowing of whatever is useful.

Every share sold short, which must eventually be bought back, is a borrowing of future demand for stock, and that is beautiful.

It included several prose fables and a sketch story, "Human Stupidity", to which later editions added Poveste ("A Story") and Pâcală (a borrowing of the fictional folk character better known as Păcală).

The penalty structure imposed in our approach allows an individual regression coefficient to be estimated for each common variant, effectively allowing individual common variants to be selected, while our grouping penalty allows a borrowing of strength between common and rare variants within the same gene.

Critics say this program is a borrowing sleight-of-hand that only postpones the problem.

Governments have been propping up the world economy with a borrowing spree of their own.

The SNP's plans also imply a borrowing reduction of 3.6%, the IFS says.

The scrip would not violate the debt ceiling because it wouldn't constitute a new borrowing of money backed by the credit of the United States.

Poor Homily didn't have a front door, but if she had would certainly have run up a cover out of a borrowed scrap of antimacasser.

There's a genuine nostalgia of people of my age, and a borrowed nostalgia of younger people," said Lunt.