Sentence examples similar to borrowable now from inspiring English sources
This can create "fails to deliver", where the trade is not settled when it should be, and messes with the laws of supply and demand, allowing shorting to take place beyond the natural limits set by the number of borrowable shares.As the pre-trial discovery period proceeded, Overstock narrowed its focus to two firms, Goldman Sachs and Merrill Lynch, now part of Bank of America.
As the stock of borrowable ideas runs low, the developing economy must begin innovating for itself.
Hilary McKay, who won the Costa children's book award this month for her novel The Skylark's War, has a string of books borrowable from Open Library, and is one of the open letter's signatories.
Purchasable, downloadable, borrowable from the library, they are making ever deeper inroads into what publishers persist in calling (with touching optimism) "the book market": a recent article by Peter Osnos on The Atlantic Web site parsed the sales data in anticipation of a "coming audiobooks boom".
Now not now Now not Now now.
Everything else is now, now, now.
