Sentence examples for borrowing to subsidize from inspiring English sources

He did not stop borrowing to subsidize some of the richest school districts in the country.

"You're borrowing to pay for borrowed money.

He told debate moderator Jim Lehrer, a PBS newscaster, that he likes both him and Big Bird, but he's not willing to "borrow from China" to subsidize public broadcasting.

Kevin Drum had an interesting post this summer arguing that while it may once have made sense for the government to subsidize borrowing (since it used to be much harder and more expensive to borrow), the evolution of debt markets has long since made these subsidies unnecessary and, in fact, harmful.

The republic teeters, and legislation is proposed to subsidize borrowers or to borrow money from future generations to pump up the general economy.

Ireland's bank liabilities have raised its public debt to 95 percent, while French debt is 83 percent of G.D.P. Germany fears that e-bonds would raise its own borrowing costs — the lowest in the Union — and require it to subsidize profligate states.

He staunchly defended the companies' ability to channel some of their profits from conventional mortgage financing to subsidize the construction of affordable rental housing and lower borrowing costs for low-income home buyers.

So why not have the government, which can borrow money for almost nothing — about three-quarters of 1 percent for five years — put up money to subsidize such stations?

(She even borrows to play lotto).

It also borrows to invest.

And Labour would still borrow to invest.