Sentence examples for borrowed via from inspiring English sources
The "sharing economy" is increasingly indistinguishable from the mainstream economy; things that can now be borrowed via online apps include server space, home appliances, bicycles and tools.
Schwarzenegger did not appear in the most recent Terminator film, 2009's Terminator Salvation, though his likeness was borrowed via digital technology for the movie's T-800 biomechanical attack units.
The amount of money people borrowed via personal loans, credit cards and overdrafts also grew by 5% in the year to May – its highest rate since autumn 2010 according to the BBA.
Approximately $150,000 in loans have been borrowed via Bloqboard.
Traditionally the most you could borrow via a personal loan was often £25,000.
People often forget that borrowing via a bank account is still debt but charges and interest rates on current accounts are among the highest available.
Be aware that borrowing via an ARM means, in essence, betting either that interest rates will be steady or fall once your loan begins to adjust, or that you'll be able to refinance.
When fears of spreading defaults in the subprime mortgage market first began to scare lenders away from not just mortgages but a much broader range of credits too, the central bank's initial response was to reduce the discount rate and, further, to encourage banks to borrow via the discount facility, and even to do so for substantially longer than the usual overnight term.
Reasons: Auto companies can borrow via their finance arms on the cheap; 0% is just another marketing cost, and not all that different from rebates or other promotions in cost to the company; 0% can save money in advertising and other marketing costs; financing deals in the fall of 2002 drastically cut inventory and helped keep open factories.
Government intervention would mean more fiscal spending and probably more borrowing via bonds to fund it.
And nearly a third with private student loans had not borrowed first via a low-interest federal Stafford.
