Sentence examples for borrowing comes from inspiring English sources

Just over a fifth of Mitsubishi Oil's borrowing comes from group companies; as does more than 30% of the funding of Mitsubishi Motors; for Kirin, almost half; and for Isetan, a big department-store chain, two-thirds.

The surge in credit card borrowing comes as credit card default rates are gradually rising, albeit from low levels, and may reflect the fact that it has become harder for consumers to borrow against the value of their homes, both because home values have fallen in many markets and because mortgage lending standards have tightened.

The slashing of borrowing comes after spectacular buildups in the financial and consumer sectors.

This excessive borrowing comes at a cost.

Today, most new student borrowing comes from federal direct loans, with private lenders servicing the government-issued loans.

Borrowing comes up a lot in binary multiplication, and sometimes you'll need to borrow multiple times just to solve one column.

The jump in short-term borrowing came after a similar £283m increase in June.

On the previous headline measure, borrowing came in at £12.5bn, £1bn more than economists had forecast.

As a result, borrowing came nearly to an end until after 1900; after that date there was further borrowing, particularly for highways.

The increase in borrowing came in a month when Americans cut back on consumer spending, reflecting in part disruptions from Hurricane Sandy.

The wider public finances for October pointed to a modestly healthier picture, with total borrowing coming in at £8.1bn, down by around £100m year on year.