Sentence examples for borrowing to get from inspiring English sources

Rising consumer credit figures raise concerns that we'll see more families borrowing to get by.

"Borrowing to get an education guarantees you will never get anywhere or have even the most basic aspects of the so-called 'American Dream'".

Portfolios of the Poor (Princeton, 2009) aptly demonstrates with long-term, in-depth financial diaries, that we have no idea how complex it gets trying to feed a family on an unpredictable, tiny income--or how inventive poor families are in saving and borrowing to get by.

A recent paper by the National Bureau of Economic Research found that one in four of us had turned to high interest borrowing to get by, bringing increasing business to everyone from payday loan and auto-title lenders to pawnshops and rent-to-own outfits.

Age and inattention are turning bridges, highways, airports and water systems to dust across the nation, yet state and local officials resist taking advantage of cheap borrowing to get them fixed.

But he also showed there is a way out: the government needs to spend large sums of money, financed by borrowing, to get all the workers waiting idle back into action.

I begged, stole and borrowed to get that film done".

Builders are struggling to find buyers for homes and, worse, cannot borrow to get through hard times.

While those falling out of work will have to borrow to get their family through their first unemployed week.

"Usually small businesses, and medium-size businesses as well, have to borrow to get through the tough times," he said.

Often he would have to borrow to get through to the end of the month, sometimes from friends, sometimes from the "micro-lender" banks who specialised in payday loans at interest rates as high as 50% a month.