Sentence examples for borrowing minus from inspiring English sources

The data also shows that the net change in personal loan balances (new borrowing minus repayments) has increased in 17 of the past 18 months.

Net debt, or borrowing minus cash and equivalents, fell to $58.6 billion in June from $63.3 billion at the end of last year.

For example, if you are trying to decide on the best problem to teach children to subtract a one-digit number from a two-digit number using borrowing, or regrouping, you have many choices: 11 minus 2, 18 minus 9, etc.

Like the other build, this mini-dock borrows the guts of Nintendo's dock as its core, effectively Frankensteining its bits into a new arrangement within a 3D printed shell that sheds much of the extra space.

The savings in terms of the overall width appear to come from a smaller bezel surrounding the unchanged 9.7-inch screen, which is again a trick borrowed from the iPad mini.

And Apple borrowing a design page out of the iPad mini's book makes a lot of sense: the smaller tablet blows the pants of of the larger one in terms of look and feel in my opinion.

Like a typical 16-week course, the class will include a midterm and a final, but they will be listed as a "mini boss" and a "boss" in the syllabus, borrowing from game lingo.

In 2006, Americans were borrowing a remarkable 19% of personal income; by the first quarter of this year, the figure was minus 4.9% (ie they were repaying debt).

Real rates (nominal rates minus inflation) might be pushed up by either government borrowing or a reluctance by Chinese savers to send us capital.

Borrowing the format of TED, a popular lecture series, the second-annual event featured 12 mini-lectures spanning subjects from poetry to ballet to historical architecture.

Ratings agencies cut Portugal's status, twice, to triple B-minus, one notch above a junk bond and interest rates on five-year government borrowing rose above a crippling 9%.