Sentence examples for borrowing bigger from inspiring English sources

Many providers offer personal loans with headline "representative" rates below 5% APR, but these low-rate deals are generally reserved for those borrowing bigger sums – typically £7,500 or more.

Many providers offer loans with headline "representative" rates below 6% APR, though most of the best deals are reserved for those borrowing bigger sums – typically £7,500 or more.

Not only France, Italy and Spain, but also the European commission, the IMF and the Obama administration are urging Germany to accept eurobonds (collective eurozone borrowing), bigger bailout funds to intervene in sovereign bond markets and a banking union, which would include common deposit insurance and bank recapitalisation schemes.

"Apologies to the big questions for small replies," she wrote, "Speech: Don't blame me for borrowing big words / and then struggling to make them light".

Glencore has made a habit of borrowing big to fund new acquisitions over the years and in the past, industry observers have noted out how this might be bad should things go wrong on the global commodities market.

You'll discover that credit cards are a credit tool that you can use to actually build HEALTHY credit, which will allow you to borrow bigger amounts -- which may someday include a car loan or mortgage.

Some people can't handle having a credit card balance, and other people can borrow big money without hesitation.

The process was much like a homeowner who borrowed big for a house and then refinanced to pull out cash.

Obama's plan helps, but, as Anna Bahr wrote in the Times, it's attractive "only if you borrowed big and earn little".

They came out on borrowed big-wave boards and, following instructions, took up positions in a deep-water channel near the edge of the reef.

Borrowed big to buy former employer Ryan Homes same year.