Sentence examples for estimates of borrowing from inspiring English sources
Each morning at 11am in London, submitters at panels of some of the world's biggest banks send their estimates of borrowing costs in various currencies and for various terms.
We know that government estimates of borrowing always seem to rise for exogenous reasons.
Detroit's problems have grown over many years, in part from what a state review team concluded were unrealistic budget estimates and a habit of borrowing money whenever the city ran out.
Lawmakers are racing against the clock, with U.S. officials estimating that the federal government could run out of borrowing capacity on Oct. 17.
With Berg's properties throwing off an estimated $35 million in cash every year, and having lots of borrowing power, Mission enables Berg to operate on a larger scale.
Take the cost of borrowing dollars.
Compare that to the cost of borrowing.
Many guardians spoke of borrowing money to cover medical expenses.
Barclays and, apparently, many other banks submitted dishonestly low estimates of bank borrowing costs over at least two years, including during the depths of the financial crisis.
That same year a group of American academics circulated a paper showing that banks' individual estimates of their borrowing costs were surprisingly close, given their different levels of risk.
