Sentence examples for frequent borrowing from inspiring English sources

Because of the frequent borrowing, officials were forced to delay projects to prune some forests of dead trees.

Frequent borrowing of injection equipment among peers and low condom use with HIV concordant partners suggests a high risk of HIV superinfection and infection with other blood-borne diseases in this particular group.

He discussed the frequent occurrence of borrowing and imitation in other arts, especially in music, and the development of intellectual-property law.

In Sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia, the most frequent reason for borrowing money was for healthcare and medical emergencies - with some 20% of adults in the Findex sample reporting having to do so.

Lightweight packers can take advantage of the fitness programme that allows frequent guests to borrow workout attire or even store their own gym gear at the hotel year-round.

And borrowing, a frequent target for Mrs. Whitman's critics, would continue to grow.

That density (to borrow a frequent descriptor) was, along with the performances, the best thing about the show, and it took away any need to make the story rational or even engaging in any conventional sense.

A Bonus at the Closing Looking for a loyalty program that provides points or frequent-flier miles for home borrowing or real estate transactions?

At 21 she qualified as a nurse at Stockport College and rented a nearby flat, making frequent visits back home to borrow milk and money, and sunbathe in the garden.

First, Miller expressed concern at a finding that many payday loan borrowers have significant and frequent debit overdrafts in the month before they borrow a payday loan.

His band included two drummers (an idea borrowed, perhaps, from his frequent touring partner Bright Eyes), which might have been one more than he needed.