Sentence examples for are ready to borrow from inspiring English sources

Britain's firms have cut their debt-to-income ratios by 40% since the end of 2008; many are ready to borrow again.

However, the trend in credit does show that consumers are ready to borrow when banks are ready to lend.

By 1997, Ms. Bossi and Mr. Bowen were ready to borrow $20,000 to set up a plant -- a major leap for Mr. Bowen, who had twice had farms auctioned off to pay debts.

So when Cowgirl Creamery was ready to borrow money from Bank of America to build a cheese-making operation to increase production and improve quality, New Resource matched the offer with an 8percentt loan for $1.3 million.

VTB said it was ready to borrow in other currencies and markets.

What is needed now, they believe, is what Keynes urged in the 30s - governments must be ready to borrow more, print more money and invest in public works in order to restart growth.

When you are ready to begin borrowing specimens, check with Collections Manager (or appropriate cryptogamic curator) for further details and instructions.

Although they have recapitalised their balance sheets, and are ready to lend, not enough companies are borrowing.

Once you are ready to start a magazine, ask if you could borrow an ICT/computer room.

But this isn't because of some flash of spectacular bad news: it's because central banks, especially the US Federal Reserve, are signalling to markets that they're ready to make borrowing more expensive, and markets are struggling to adjust.

In the opening number, Hamilton is described as "longing for something to be a part of / The brother was ready to beg, steal, borrow or barter".