Sentence examples for borrow debt from inspiring English sources

"You don't borrow debt against debt," Miller said.

An economic downturn, he said, "could be a good time to borrow and pay off debt, borrow debt, make longer-term debt".

We are engaged in a war that has drained the coffers, and sent our President off to borrow debt around the world.

With most of the money for acquisitions borrowed, debt is up fourfold to $1.4 billion, nearly three-quarters of total capital.

That is partially because private equity firms can borrow less debt for their deals.

Look at Italy: the price it had to pay to borrow in debt markets was comparable with other G7 countries in 2008, now it is much higher.

If the proposal is implemented, tuition rates could decrease and therefore students would borrow less debt.

Graduates who receive Pell Grants are more likely to borrow more debt: 88% had student loans in 2012, with an average student loan balance of $31,200 per borrower.

Whenever the government has to borrow, the debt grows.

If rules of thumb suggest to households, firms, or the government that borrowing, debt or other things have gone out of whack, they may cut back.

Tomorrow the people of Britain will make a momentous decision: between continuing to turn our country around, or taking us back to the dark days of higher borrowing, debt and taxes.