Sentence examples for borrowing debt from inspiring English sources

If rules of thumb suggest to households, firms, or the government that borrowing, debt or other things have gone out of whack, they may cut back.

Tomorrow the people of Britain will make a momentous decision: between continuing to turn our country around, or taking us back to the dark days of higher borrowing, debt and taxes.

Thanks to school construction and other projects requiring substantial borrowing, debt payments are projected to increase by more than $2 billion by 2012, according to the New York State Financial Control Board, an agency created by the state after the 1975 fiscal crisis to monitor the city's finances.

The OBR said the deficit in 2015-16 had been higher than forecast despite four factors that had been helpful in reducing borrowing: debt interest payments that were £23bn lower than predicted; a £6bn reduction in expected welfare spending; and lower spending on running costs and investment by Whitehall departments worth a combined £1.2bn.

Huw Edwards reviews the headlines of George Osborne's Budget statement looking at changes to borrowing, debt, growth, duties, tax and spending figures.

The Labour leader said Mr Cameron did not understand an "economic policy is about the cost of living" but the prime minister said Labour's policy to help family finances would lead to higher borrowing, debt and mortgage rates.

With most of the money for acquisitions borrowed, debt is up fourfold to $1.4 billion, nearly three-quarters of total capital.

"You don't borrow debt against debt," Miller said.

An economic downturn, he said, "could be a good time to borrow and pay off debt, borrow debt, make longer-term debt".

We are engaged in a war that has drained the coffers, and sent our President off to borrow debt around the world.

"The end of all bubbles are always marked by people borrowing money (debt) to buy equity".