Sentence examples for borrowing ended from inspiring English sources

On the bond markets, Italy's cost of borrowing ended Monday fractionally higher at 4.49% per year, from 4.33% at the end of Friday, as the perceived riskiness of lending to the government rose.

The House approved a Republican proposal Thursday to allow interest rates on federal student loans to rise or fall from year to year with the government's cost of borrowing, ending a system in which rates are fixed by law.

Mervyn King, the governor of the Bank of England, also hinted that the credit crisis could make further interest rate increases unnecessary — if the recent sharp increase in borrowing costs ended up hurting consumer demand.

The rate, a basic measure of the government's borrowing cost, ended the day at 7.43, still well above the 7 percent level that many analysts fear could eventually shut Spain out of public markets and force it to seek a bailout.

Is it any surprise that this borrowing binge ended in a credit crisis?

When the borrowing binge ends everyone suffers.Pinning down the precise relationship between growth and inequality is a challenge.

Roger Bootle, chief economic adviser to Deloitte, said borrowing could end up being more like £40bn in 2012.

Tax revenues would fall by more, banks would be even wobblier and public borrowing might end up even higher.So far, the flight from risk that has made government intervention necessary has also minimised its cost.

A new generation of scholars -- while still respectful of John Maynard Keynes, the British thinker who advocated government borrowing to end the Depression -- are far more skeptical of government fine-tuning.

Mr. Montez said he borrowed the ending from the San Francisco Opera, whose audiences stood and applauded the modern twist.

[Page C8.] Qwest Communications International announced arrangements with bankers to borrow $750 million, ending concerns that it could be forced into bankruptcy before the end of the year.