Sentence examples for continuing to borrow from from inspiring English sources
And Jeremy Gold, an actuary and economist who has been an outspoken critic of public pension disclosures, said, "If you're using 7 percent in a 3 percent world, then you're still continuing to borrow from the pension fund".
"Members of the Obama administration must focus all of their efforts on strengthening the U.S. economy and balancing our budget, rather than on continuing to borrow from China to pay for Europe's out-of-control debts," he added.
The company continued to borrow from the Fed through November 2009, taking more than 100 short-term loans.
How long can we continue to borrow from the "topsoil bank," as torrential rains force us to make ever more frequent "withdrawals"?
The occult philosophy of the 16th century, the "natural philosophy" of the 17th and 18th centuries, and the occult and theosophic theories that are cultivated even today and that have coloured the ideology of Freemasonry all of these continue to borrow from Kabbala, though they rarely grasp its spirit and meaning.
"If we continue to borrow from foreign countries to sustain our spending, eventually there will come a time when asset holders around the world will begin to wonder whether the U.S. is creditworthy," adds Marston, director of the Weiss Center for International Financial Research.
Those costs are expected to more than double over the next five years if California continues to borrow from the federal government.
Experts noted that a small but vocal number of scientists as well as some industry groups continue to borrow from a playbook first drafted by lead paint manufacturers in the early 20th century and expanded by Big Tobacco in subsequent decades.
By setting a higher rate, European leaders appear to be signaling to Greece that it needs to try to resolve its debt crisis on its own, if it can, by continuing to borrow money from the capital markets.
