Sentence examples for borrowing total from inspiring English sources

Darling is likely to make a nod to the City by announcing that he is paying down some of the debt on top of the expected fall in the borrowing total of £178bn – possibly by as much as £5bn.

But on the face of it, this leaves borrowing for 2015-16 as a whole set to undershoot last year's borrowing total of £90bn by only £10bn or so, rather than the £20bn drop that the OBR forecast in its July's budget.

All it's doing is offsetting a plunge in private borrowing — total borrowing is down, not up.

The borrowing total is being boosted by existing homeowners withdrawing equity from their house value.

Private loans, those not guaranteed by the federal government, continued to be the fastest-growing form of borrowing, totaling more than $17 billion in the 2006-7 academic year.

Private loans, those not guaranteed by the federal government, continued to be the fastest growing form of borrowing, totaling more than $17 billion in the 2006-07 academic year.

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Unlike traditional member items, those expenditures are financed by borrowed money, part of an almost unprecedented spree of state borrowing totaling $8 billion for this fiscal year.

"In the autumn statement last year the chancellor did do a number of things, such as off-balance vehicles and also by switching some public expenditure into capital, which was designed to boost growth without increasing the borrowing totals".

With growth slowing, the chancellor was forced to impose tough spending curbs on all but a handful of Whitehall departments, and even then had to announce extra borrowing totalling £16bn over the next five years.

She defeated two other resolutions that called for borrowing a total of $200,000.