Sentence examples for borrowing status from inspiring English sources

And he said that "we need constantly to test the limits of what government can do best and where to step back .In an encouraging sign, Moody's, a credit-rating agency, indicated this week that it did not expect to downgrade Britain's prized triple-A borrowing status despite its ballooning debt in effect because the next government would do the right thing and sort out the mess.

Although notably less inspirational, the story of Valérie Trierweiler, fighting vainly for her borrowed status, may be, for any girls minded to take it up, the more instructive picture of dependency.

Don't mention your borrowed account status, or else they might correctly assume you're broke.

We Americans, still very much socially organized into "tribes" are hypersensitive to insensitivity by others in positions of "authority" that borrow their status from the public's respect.

Logistic regression analysis show that sex and education of the household head, training in dairy, prevalence of outstanding loan and the number of improved cattle on the farm had significant influence on both borrowing and liquidity status of a household, though the degree and direction of influence were not always the same in each study country.

In the next three sections I am going to discuss in more detail three mechanisms driving the intergenerational transmission of socioeconomic status: borrowing constraints preventing purchases of human capital through education, transmission of tastes through aspiration formation, and the interaction between wealth and effort so as to generate reversals of family fortune.

The lower the rating, the more expensive it is for a country to borrow, and junk status makes it impossible for some investors to hold the debt at all.

Although one ratings agency has stripped France of its AAA status, its borrowing costs remain far below Italy's and Spain's (though the spread above Germany's has risen).

The use of verse writing for higher class characters and prose for those of lesser status also borrows from the Shakespearean tradition.

A downgrade to junk status would make borrowing costs even higher for Greece, since that would deter creditors who deal with only investment-grade sovereign debt.

Zabarella also developed a theory of the middle (or mixed) sciences that, contrary to the prevailing view, afforded sciences such as astronomy and optics full demonstrative status despite their borrowing principles from pure mathematics.