Sentence examples for borrowing grew from inspiring English sources

The Federal Reserve reported Monday that consumer borrowing grew at an annual rate of just 2.1percentt in July, the slowest pace since a 1.9percentt rise last December.

The fall in unsecured borrowing was driven by consumers repaying loans and overdrafts, with outstanding debts dropping by 7%, while credit card borrowing grew by 5.5% year-on-year.

Total outstanding non-mortgage borrowing grew by nearly £20bn or 9% in 2014, to reach £239bn, marking the fastest rate of growth in a decade, according to the report from PwC, Precious Plastic: How Britons Fell Back in Love With Borrowing.

The state had to borrow to make payments to its pension system last year, and it has been considering borrowing $3.7 billion more with municipal bonds to make payments this year — though with sinking bond ratings, the cost of borrowing grows ever higher.

So they borrow more than they should, but all that borrowing requires growing paychecks to repay the loans.

The government is reducing borrowing amid growing budget surpluses.

Under Brown's leadership, Great Britain experienced a period of relatively steady economic growth, but increased public spending and government borrowing became growing concerns.

Federal debt held by the public, the accumulated total of federal borrowing, has grown substantially and would continue to do so.

Turkey's dollar borrowing has grown rapidly since 2009: in addition to the debts Turkish firms have taken on, the state's external debt has grown to almost 50% of GDP, far above the average for middle-income countries (23%).

"Mortgage borrowing is growing at a slower pace than it has for the past few months reflecting both the slowdown in housing market growth after the April spike and broader trends in the sector".

Speculation that Alistair Darling will be forced to admit in next week's budget that the government's annual borrowing will grow to nearly £175bn over the next two years, prompted a further gloomy raft of blogs.