Sentence examples for further borrowing from from inspiring English sources
"If the money from this sale is used to reduce further borrowing from the government, then it is probably desirable," he said.
In a lecture to the Cass business school in February 2012, Adair Turner, the former chair of the UK Financial Services Authority, proposed it as an option if further borrowing from the markets were politically or financially impossible.
He called the money "a scarlet letter," pledged quick repayment and renounced further borrowing from the government, saying, "We've learned our lesson about that". But the company, which announced a $2.1 billion first-quarter profit yesterday, has not entirely had it with Washington.
The debt limit keeps track of how much a user can further borrow from the bank in order to accommodate the burstiness of the traffic over the long term.
The island could, of course, simply stop paying its debts, but that would create a legal morass that could take years to resolve, and would also, presumably, cut it off from further borrowing.
The current bailout program expires Tuesday, which will cut off Athens from further borrowing to pay its international obligations as well as salaries for government workers and pensioners due on this last day of the month.
Further borrowing by commercial banks comes from the so-called marginal standing facility, whose interest rate was cut on Friday to 9.5 percent, from 10.25 percent.
The hunger for serious puppetry has furthered ambitions, with artists borrowing from serious works like Milton's "Paradise Lost," Goethe's "Faust" and Oscar Wilde's "Salome".
You could also reduce your book's carbon footprint further by borrowing it from the library, or buying it second hand.
To confuse matters further, he has borrowed from postmodernism the idea that "truth is a matter of belief … there is no such thing as facts".
To go a step further, the researchers borrow from a criteria in epidemiology used to establish more causal links between, say, smoking and cancer.
