Sentence examples for capable of borrowing from inspiring English sources
While they were "government-sponsored" and capable of borrowing without limit at a cost similar to that of the federal government, they were nevertheless private corporations.
Not if the result is an eventual loss of borrowing power by one of the few agencies capable of lending effective aid to the less-developed world.
As a philosopher and theologian, he was perfectly capable of using such borrowed principles to draw his own conclusions, ones which he himself said depended more on Alexander of Hales than on any philosopher: "For I do not intend to advocate new opinions, but to reweave the common and approved ones".
Then there's her voice: husky, perfectly modulated, very deep, capable of great "tonal drama", to borrow a phrase from The Widow's Children.
Congress is capable of passing laws that give people benefits with borrowed money, but it gridlocks when it tries to impose self-restraint.
Two techniques borrowed from other domains were capable of detecting two carefully characterized outbreaks in simulated real time.
We know that advanced economies with stable governments that borrow in their own currency are capable of running up very high levels of debt without crisis.
And bond markets were seen as all-powerful, capable of imposing discipline on governments by pushing up borrowing costs in the face of irresponsible policies.
The bottom line is that far too many Americans, not simply those with low credit scores, have borrowed more money than they are realistically capable of repaying.
To make dies capable of pressing tiny, intricate patterns onto the threads, LeVey had to borrow a technology often used to create injection molds for detailed plastic parts.
