"A typical cyclist uses the bicycle within five kilometers," or about three miles, said Mr. Hansen, whose office keeps a coat rack of ponchos that bicycling employees can borrow in case of rain.
Find someone who will lend you a saxophone (your school might have one you can borrow) in case you start and don't enjoy it.
After thousands of dollars spent on fees, cleats (there are two, um, borrowed milk cases full of old ones in the garage), water bottles of various shapes and sizes, multiple folding chairs for my wife and me, it's over, finally over.
Borrowing from the case of the Central Park jogger, Mr. Petrick centers his story on Kevin Grant James Varjass), a counselor to troubled teenagers.
Engex, like many closed-end funds, leverages its portfolio, in this case borrowing money to get higher returns.
Corporate finance chiefs, caught off-guard by the credit crisis, are trying to lock in new borrowing arrangements in case the market worsens in the future.
The statement was its latest effort to reduce the cost of borrowing, in this case by giving lenders the confidence that money would remain cheap for another two years.
Tear up your credit cards and throw them away!" (This was a reference to the balanced-budget amendment, Proposition 58 — which, in reality, still allows some borrowing in the case of a budget shortfall).
The purpose of this study is to examine a dynamic, stochastic, general equilibrium framework with financial and informational frictions and foreign borrowing in the case of money growth and technology shocks for a small open economy and to analyze the implications of varying degrees of financial integration for aggregate fluctuations and propagation mechanisms in the economy.
