Sentence examples for borrow to start from inspiring English sources

Businesses cannot borrow to start up and expand.

It should give local authorities more scope to borrow to start building again, and promote partnerships between medium and large housing associations to operate as key developers.

In addition, Plan is starting up a microfinance group for women in the area, and the family would like to borrow to start a small baby-sitting and after-school tutoring business in the home.

"In the first year we bought the pig arch and many materials were borrowed to start off with.

Price increases lead to wage increases, which makes it easier to repay existing debts, like mortgages, and more attractive to incur new debts, like borrowing to start a company.

Talking of which, he has bumped the date when the Green Investment Bank will start borrowing to the start of financial year 2015-2016, whappensppens to be the end of this government's term in office (if it doesn't come sooner).

"And your brother who has been there for you wants to borrow money to start a business.

James Nyang Chiengjiek (men's four hundred metres) fled South Sudan at the age of thirteen to avoid becoming a child soldier; he had to borrow shoes to start running.

He would like to borrow money to start it, but his house is worthless, he says, because it's on state land.

NEVER borrow money to start a business.

Because of these discriminatory practices it was harder for African-Americans to get mortgages or borrow capital to start businesses.