Sentence examples for ability to borrow up from inspiring English sources

ITV warned that it could lose its ability to borrow up to £450m under the terms of one of its bank facilities if earnings continued to decline this year and next year.

But her ability to borrow dried up, and she discovered she didn't really like business.

Spain will be able to borrow up to 100bn euros.

The government's new idea is to create a development corporation with control over planning and the ability to borrow to clean up and prepare the site.

"And as we collect more taxes, our ability to borrow to finance infrastructure improvements will go up".

Officials have the ability to borrow $100 billion from the Treasury immediately, and up to $500 billion with the approval of the Treasury secretary and the Federal Reserve.

The agreements, which had been expected, shore up GM's ability to borrow money in the United States and Europe.

Possibly that week may be more significant in the exam-teaching Years 10 and 11, but it makes no mention of the child's ability to borrow someone else's notes and get themselves back up to speed.

The mortgage shows up on your credit report, and that could affect your ability to borrow money or buy a second home.

And for riskier borrowers, there is little sign of an ability to borrow.

Boehner said he would reject White House demands that as part of a deal, Congress agree to give up much of its ability to block increases in the government's ability to borrow money.