Sentence examples for great borrower from inspiring English sources

Now he gives us a detailed evocation of the heart of Connemara, stretching westwards from Galway city, the area known as Cois Fharraige ("beside-the-sea"), up to Maam and down again to the villages, ports and the bewilderingly various archipelagos of that southern-facing coast which with some delight he describes as "anfractuous", a word borrowed from that great borrower TS Eliot.

"Verdi and Handel were the two greatest borrowers of the major composers".

They also found that the greater the borrower's reputation, the greater the borrowing rate and the lower the loan interest rate.

Of course, much of the vocabulary is new but even in this aspect there is a pleasant surprise – the Japanese language has always been a great 'word borrower' and it is rich with loanwords from English, for example, aisukurı¯mu (ice-cream), kompyūtā (computer).

Many heavy borrowers, Mr. Trone said, are at great risk.

low interest rates, which are great for borrowers (manufacturers, state-owned industries and property developers), not so great for savers (ordinary Chinese).

While low rates have been great for borrowers, they haven't been so great for savers.

The risk of losing a home is greatest for borrowers who face several hardships, housing experts say, not just a variable-rate loan.

The downwards pressure on rates looks to show no sign of easing, which is great news for borrowers".

While this is clearly great news for borrowers, it creates very real difficulties for those reliant on income from their savings.

In an email, Ben Kiser, a Nelnet spokesman, said, "Income-driven repayment plans might be great for some borrowers and not good for others.