Sentence examples for borrowing data from inspiring English sources

By late February – when the January borrowing data is released – the OBR will know whether its confidence is well-founded.

Aside from running around to council meetings, reporting potholes, parking problems, the Free 'b' bus campaign and library book borrowing data – there were also a couple of gems thrown in – including Fiery Jack and his Facebook ferrets.

Today's figures are consistent with borrowing data out yesterday that showed a slowdown in activity, with net mortgage lending last month - up by £922 million - easing in comparison with August.

The study, published in the January issue of the journal Economic Inquiry, is based on two large, long-term monthly surveys conducted by Ohio State University, including one that includes not only borrowing data but also payoff data, which hasn't previously been available to most researchers.

This raises the question of whether we can defend borrowing data on food composition from one country or area to another, with different ecological and climatic conditions.

The remaining 11 (37%) borrowed data from other students or from the instructor to participate in data analysis.

In this way, the model borrows data from neighboring countries in the region and super-region to fill in gaps where data are sparse.

We borrowed data on the proportions of patients with moderate and severe EPS due to typicals (25%) and atypicals (13%), as well as the DW of each severity level, i.e. 0.422 and 0.453 for moderate and severe EPS, respectively from the Australian study [ 22] to calculate the DW change due to less EPS on atypicals.

Here's one view of the relationship between debt levels and borrowing costs (data from Greenlaw et al): And here's another view of the same data, with euro members identified: It sure looks as if debt matters only for those on the euro, doesn't it?

Today's numbers followed that trend - the accruals-based public sector net borrowing (PSNB) data actually reported a surplus, of £3.3bn.

Cautious consumers are choosing to pay off credit cards and loans, rather than take on new borrowing, the data indicate.