We must get borrowing down, yes.
We can get through it provided we continue to support people, support businesses. 2. Get borrowing down.
Lots of real scientific terms – such as "neuro" or "nano" – get borrowed for a spot of buzzword scienceyness.
Is there specific circuitry in the brain that's designed for financial decision-making versus a combination of existing components that are used for other kinds of decision-making that happen to get borrowed for financial decision-making?
For example, Texas, where I live, is a state name coming originally from the Caddo word for friend or ally (which then got borrowed into Spanish), according to William Bright's Native American Placenames of the United States.
For example, if you're the only family member who owns a particular electronic device that everyone else wants to use, you are already aware that there is a possibility it will get "borrowed" without asking.
How would you get borrowing down if you won the election?
While it is incredibly important to get borrowing under control, it is going to be a massive political challenge.
The bigger question is when - perhaps if - the central bank will ever get borrowing costs back to more normal levels.
Many suspect that they are little more than a wheeze to get borrowing off the public balance sheet, allowing the government to spend without (officially) exceeding its public-borrowing targets.
