Sentence examples for extensive borrowing from inspiring English sources

This structural intricacy couples with extensive borrowing and interpolation from other texts.

A stimulus package relying on extensive borrowing "could provide a significant boost to economic activity," Mr. Bernanke said.

It was caused not by an exceptional surge in productivity, but mostly by huge subsidies and extensive borrowing.

In particular, councils should be given extensive borrowing powers for house building and total control over planning applications for new housing.

The $143 billion budget closes a $41 billion deficit through 2010 with tax increases, deep cuts in services and extensive borrowing.

In the late 1960s original film composition tended to decline in favour of renewed and often extensive borrowing from existing concert music.

The pegging of interest rates was introduced during World War II to help the federal government finance its extensive wartime borrowing.

While it's only distinguishable by an AWD boot badge, diffusing power from the 335-horsepower motor across all four wheels has meant an extensive chassis rework, borrowing expertise from sister company Land Rover.

But while New Jersey can afford its current debts, the rating firms said in reports last week, extensive new borrowing could jeopardize the state's ability to pay in later years.

Although branching process models were developed to address the extinction of surnames [15], they have been more widely employed within biological evolution [21], and have yet to make further impact on the study of cultural evolution, despite extensive theory borrowing by the latter from the former [15], [16], [17], [18].

Nonetheless, it is clear that the speech community's location in a contested part of the ancient world instigated extensive contact with, and borrowing from, other languages, including varieties of ancient Greek, Saka, Parthian, and Persian.