Sentence examples for borrowing reflected from inspiring English sources

Determining the exact size of the Keynesian splurge is a fraught business for the government: too small, and there will be little impact on the economy; too large, and concerns about government borrowing (reflected in the decline of the pound) will grow.

"Undeniably, hefty public borrowing reflects the impact of uncertainty created by the EU referendum on the economy," Tombs said.

"The change in borrowing reflects a number of factors, most significantly the shift in the Sept. 15 corporate tax due date to Oct. 1 and the need to finance in this quarter the tax rebates," the Treasury said in a statement.

Mortgage-insurance premiums can be tax deductible if the borrowing reflects acquisition debt.

The ability of the United States to borrow reflects its collective strength.

The August borrowing gains reflected a $4.2 billion increase in borrowing on credit cards and a $13.9 billion increase in auto and student loans.

The slowdown in borrowing "reflects job insecurities and the impact of actual layoffs, which are making consumers more cautious," said Paul Taylor, chief economist at the National Automobile Dealers Association.

As focus shifted from Greece to the problems of Spain, analysts said the rise in Spanish borrowing costs reflected investors' skepticism about the euro zone's willingness to address its fundamental problems.

In the world process, buddhi plays a conscious role, reflecting the pure consciousness, just as the moon lightens up the world by borrowing the reflected light of the sun.

Part of the rise in credit card borrowing may reflect higher pump prices.

Southern Europeans faced a higher cost of borrowing to reflect their risk, and this was a reasonable equilibrium.