Sentence examples for capacity to borrow from from inspiring English sources
Rep. King asserts that what makes "Western civilization" great is that it has a unique capacity to borrow from other cultures.
But no, we have to treat our government with a $400bn budget and a Triple A credit rating as though it is a family with no capacity to borrow from a bank.
His view of baseball is bleak: teams with too much debt; a diminished capacity to borrow from banks that are uncertain about the future baseball economy; owners who are less wealthy and liquid than in the past; and possible bankruptcies and chaotic contraction.
At the end of June, Countrywide had the capacity to borrow $40.7 billion from the Home Loan Bank, of which $11.9 billion was still available.
During the focus group discussions, women entrepreneurs pointed out that "we get a small amount of loans as we were limited by the financial capacity to borrow more from the financial institutions".
The council of Scottish chairs, a body representing the chairs of all Scotland's university governing bodies, warned that an ONS ruling that they were public bodies could heavily limit their capacity to borrow, to take grants from philanthropic trusts, start up private sector joint ventures and remain as charities.
You improve aggregate demand, and incomes will rise, as will the borrowers' capacity to borrow.
"If the money flows from participating countries to a single country in need," Mr. Wolff said, "then I don't think this fund needs the capacity to borrow".
The capacity to borrow money at a reasonable interest rate to grow a business has been central to capitalism's enormous capacity to innovate and grow.
