Sentence examples for bad borrowing from inspiring English sources

The risks from the spree of bad lending and bad borrowing — foreclosures, falling house prices, economic hardship — are still there.

Many who fought to topple Mubarak claim Morsi is now just as bad, borrowing from Mubarak's playbook to shore up power, using the media to control his messaging.

At 3 percent for federal taxes, she called the penalty "not a bad borrowing rate".

Now it's the wrong type of inflation, with the chancellor blaming bad borrowing figures on the type of price rises now hitting the UK economy.

No wonder then that even though this economic crisis began in America, with American bad borrowing and bad lending practices, people have nevertheless fled to the U.S. dollar.

The double dip recession and bad borrowing figures have led to a fresh bout of soul-searching among Conservative and Lib Dem MPs about whether the government's strategy is working.

"We have refused to sign on the dotted line because it's not a solution to throw good borrowed money after bad borrowed money simply to keep pretending that the crisis of insolvency is a crisis of liquidity as we've been doing since 2010," he said.

The consensus seems to be that consumers are back to their old bad habit of borrowing and spending, and that such an increase cannot be sustained.

For the past year, Europe's telecoms firms have been facing a barrage of bad news after borrowing heavily to bid for licences to operate a third-generation (3G) of mobile-telephone networks.

You don't necessarily need to start with your own money to make money, and can borrow (often known as leverage), but you need to know the difference between good debt (eg a mortgage that is of the right size on a solid rental property) and bad debt (eg borrowing money to buy shares).

Genuine counterfeiters no longer lurk in every corner of the financial system, but a new crop of miscreants has fueled the boom: fraudulent real-estate appraisers, for example, and companies offering "credit repair" services that erase bad credit by "borrowing" someone else's more reputable history of paying his bills on time.