Sentence examples similar to free borrowings from inspiring English sources

Chevron used most of its federally tax-free borrowings to expand a refinery in Pascagoula, Miss.

In 2002 he lowered interest rates to near zero but refused to oversee how banks were using their almost-free borrowings.

Many of the most interesting exhibitions have been made out of the existing holdings of a museum, supplemented with a few borrowings and most free to the visitor.

At this point the novel becomes positively gleeful about its capacity to inhabit, rework and skip free of its literary borrowings.

This buoyancy has allowed companies to refinance bank borrowings in the capital markets, freeing up lenders' balance sheets.

Clark wasn't made available to interview, but his representatives sent a slick, 27-page dossier, titled "Airlines and Subsidy: Our Position," in which Clark insisted that Emirates competes--and dominates--fairly, receiving neither government subsidies or free or cheap fuel and gets no "government injections, borrowings or financing...regardless of shareholder status".

They are at such a level so banks, like Goldman, can make money by using this almost-free money and investing in AAA-rated Treasuries yielding 2 to 4 percent more than their borrowings.

So the firm borrowed short-term money instead, and it is now refinancing those borrowings.

Historically borrowers rated BB or lower have pledged specific assets to back their borrowings.

Net borrowings were pounds 2.5m.

It had borrowings of £4bn.