Sentence examples for borrowing to cash from inspiring English sources

NEW YORK TIMES In Asia, Borrowing to Cash Out  |  Private equity firms in Asia are adding debt to companies they own in order to pay dividends, a practice that "makes the debt riskier for investors who buy it," The Wall Street Journal writes.

In both deals, Apollo paid 13percentto17percentcent of the price in cash, borrowing to finance the rest of the purchases.

The value of outstanding loans also increased by almost £1m to £4,076,803, showing the smaller parties had to resort to borrowed cash to get through the unexpected election period.

The state's debt rose under his leadership as it borrowed to meet short-term cash-flow needs, among other things.

Some believe the current policy encourages excessive borrowing and permits some students to "cash out" at low-cost institutions where they borrow well above the price of tuition.

As the business cycle turns up, companies draw down cash and borrow to finance increasing investment.

While Scobie was in Los Angeles irregularities came to light and his return flight was cancelled, forcing him to borrow cash to pay for a flight back to Scotland.

The club was losing money and borrowing to make cash calls.

This has left some claimants penniless, stressed, forced to borrow cash to pay rent or utility bills and struggling to buy food.

TxtLoan is a hi-tech version of the "payday loan" providers springing up in Britain's high streets, offering hard-up consumers the chance to borrow cash to tide themselves over until their next pay cheque.

There will be a £1bn, six year programme aimed at kickstarting new housing developments that have stalled, coupled with new powers for local authorities to borrow cash to invest in new "affordable" homes.