Sentence examples for can now borrow from from inspiring English sources
AMERICA can now borrow from the bond markets at a cheaper rate than at any time in the history of the republic.
Recently there have been minor reforms – "suspended" students can now borrow from university libraries in their year out and retain access to their email.
The mortgage officer has digested most of your financials, run them through a system and has produced for you a magic number that says how much money you can now borrow from a lender.
But it aspires to become a hub for professional services, offering waterfront living, low taxes and proximity to Hong Kong.To help Qianhai fulfil that vision, its businesses can now borrow yuan from offshore banks.
Case in point, museum-goers at Japan's Nation Western Fine Arts Museum can now borrow a DS Lite from the front desk.
Graduate students can now borrow unlimited amounts from the government, which seems like an open-ended stream of free money for Uncle Sam.
Instead of borrowing from a commercial bank, Southern can now borrow at rock bottom rates from the government's Federal Financing Bank.
Newport Beach Kindle users can now borrow about 1,000 different titles from the library from the comfort of their homes.
University of Chicago faculty, students, and staff can now borrow books and other circulating materials from the libraries of Ivy League universities and MIT through Borrow Direct, which begins its beta implementation phase at UChicago on August 1.
In a pinch, some companies can also borrow from banks.
The cut was matched by an identical reduction to the discount rate, the rate at which banks can borrow from Federal Reserve banks, which now stands at 4.0%.
