Sentence examples for borrowing results from inspiring English sources

The government's need for more borrowing results from the fact that it spends far more than it raises in revenue; it makes up the difference by borrowing 36 cents of every dollar it spends.

2 4 with the concrete case of Schrödinger operators on Lipschitz domains on boundaryless Riemannian manifolds, freely borrowing results from [4].

To proceed further, we borrow results from our previous article [18].

They must borrow results from other settings.

At that point the cycle goes into reverse: as asset prices fall, collateral constraints tighten, squeezing borrowing, which results in further falls in prices.

It said the increased borrowing would result from weak tax receipts and lower than expected growth predictions as a result of June's vote to leave the European Union.

In the United States, fear of excessive borrowing has resulted in restrictions on the amounts the executive, and even the legislative branches of government, can borrow.

Some debt advisers have warned that higher demand for borrowing could result in an increase in lax lending practices and plunge more people into personal bankruptcy, which in turn could hurt consumer spending and slow economic growth.

But an estimate by Lehman Brothers that was issued yesterday showed that Ford's higher borrowing costs resulted in about $600 in extra costs per vehicle compared with General Motors.

The great Russian historian Vasily Klyuchevsky wrote of the 18th-century czar Peter the Great: "He did not want to borrow the results of Western technique, but wanted to appropriate the skill and knowledge, and build industries on the Western European model".

In one major speech, Macpherson said: "In my view, there will always be inflection points where a further increase in borrowing will result in a much bigger increase in funding costs as a number of eurozone countries have found to their cost.