Sentence examples for borrowing caused from inspiring English sources
We were collectively negligent in not adequately addressing the view that our excessive spending and borrowing caused the deficit.
The ONS moots the idea that this turnaround may have resulted from the lower cost of such borrowing, caused partly by the government's Funding for Lending scheme.
Despite the stronger growth, there may be little improvement to Britain's underlying structural deficit -- borrowing caused by the underlying state of the economy.
The World Bank, a major creditor to Laos, says a surge in borrowing caused both by the effects of the global economic crisis and costs related to the games has become a "major concern".
Both measures of the deficit can be "cyclically-adjusted"—that is, tweaked to account for borrowing caused by temporary swings in the economy.Last year the Tories, the Lib Dems and Labour all voted for legislation requiring that forecasts for the cyclically-adjusted current budget be in surplus three years in the future.
Its predecessor's report marked the start of a sharp downturn in public finances; and the new recommendations will be implemented in 2009, an election year.Again, the concern is not that India's public borrowing causes a financial crisis.
Even if most of the debt does get refinanced, companies may have to pay more, if heavy government borrowing causes rates for all borrowers to rise.
In recent years, unusually low interest rates have encouraged borrowing and caused asset bubbles, particularly in Anglo-Saxon economies.
"Lessons need to be drawn from the past on how careless lending and borrowing has caused numerous debt crises in developing countries since the 1980s," the report says.
Extensive borrowing has caused Pashto to share many features of the Indo-Aryan group of the Indo-European languages as well.
But while debt-ridden Greece had proved as recently as two weeks ago that it could count on the markets – following a highly oversubscribed government bond sale – Papaconstantinou conceded that the exorbitant cost of borrowing had caused concern.
