Sentence examples for free borrowing from inspiring English sources

In its earliest examples the form of akchang was comparatively free, borrowing its style from early Chinese classical poetry.

Incorporation refers to the free borrowing and modification of cultural elements and occurs when people of different cultures maintain contact as well as political and social self-determination.

Mr. Hayami has long stated the need to raise interest rates, arguing that the zero-rate policy essentially encourages nearly free borrowing that keeps unprofitable businesses from making painful cutbacks.

Mr. Glazer's offer requires that the company, which is virtually debt- free, borrow money to buy out shareholders, said the person close to the negotiations.

"Amazon's Prime service allows a once-per-month free borrow of certain books," explains Kingsley.

Its customers can "spread the cost" with at least 20 weeks' interest-free borrowing.

Much like the mortgage brokers who promised pain-free borrowing to homeowners just a few years back, many colleges don't offer warnings about student debt in the glossy brochures and pitch letters mailed to prospective students.

The Tiffany spokesman, Carson Glover, said the company offers customers a "revolving credit card agreement" with state-specific rates; those who hold such cards are eligible for up to 12 months of interest-free borrowing if they spend more than $1,000 on an engagement ring or $5,000 on other merchandise.

It is interesting to note that a higher average asset-index is positively associated with higher interest-free borrowing from family/friends.

Use money freed from borrowing ( you'll have "free" money ), investing that for retirement, or for college or real estate... without borrowing!" Pay-off or return products, dump bills.

Mr. Barella portrayed his fight with the search giant as an effort to defend free speech — borrowing a theme that Google itself has sounded in its standoff with the Chinese government over censorship, and in an adverse court ruling in Italy, where three Google executives last week were convicted of violating privacy laws.