Sentence examples for a net borrower from inspiring English sources

The UK government was also a net borrower in Q4, the ONS says.

In 1996, he points out, the developing world was a net borrower, running a joint current-account deficit of over $87 billion.

Now that the country is a net borrower again, it is the wrong time to take long-term debt off the menu, say Mr Fisher's critics.

For 2013 as a whole, the ONS said the UK was a net borrower of £65.7bn, up from £55.4bn in 2012.

The return of the deficit, he said, will make the government a net borrower for the first time in almost five years.

One's viewpoint on this dramatic shift in the Fed's policy depends on whether one is a net borrower or a net lender.

So, does the UK being a large net borrower from other states actually matter?

The UK can remain a large net borrower as long as foreigners are prepared to keep stumping up the cash.

In short, the corporate sector as a whole should, for some of the time, be net borrowers.

Many of these clients will move from net borrowers to net lenders, said Girouard, perhaps within a year or two.

However, in recent times that has not been the case, as households have now been net borrowers for the ninth consecutive quarter, which is an unprecedented run.