Sentence examples for growing borrowing from inspiring English sources

Analysts from the research firm CreditSights raised the prospect that growing borrowing needs would pit governments against corporate borrowers during a presentation of its credit outlook on Tuesday.

Because we made the right calls the coalition has inherited an economy that is growing, borrowing which is falling, and unemployment lower than in America or Europe.

He also said the plan to restrict the state's rapidly growing borrowing would help place the state on firm financial footing.

Together, the commercial banks' heavy reliance on the central bank to finance their everyday business needs, along with the growing borrowing burden for Spain and Italy, raise the risk of failure for some banks within the countries that use the euro and the danger that nations much larger than Greece could eventually seek a bailout or be forced to leave the euro currency union.

Our growing borrowing from abroad is a function of our continuing federal fiscal deficits, as well as our trade deficit--the difference between what we export and what we import.

Companies, used to growing through borrowing and financial engineering, must grow through exporting and innovating.

Indeed, parents over 60 are the fastest growing debtors, borrowing either to pay for their own education or to help finance their family's college expenses.

The Bank has been caught out by rising inflation and is under growing pressure to raise borrowing costs from the current 0.5% sooner rather than later, despite the economy's sluggish recovery.

"Spain's been growing in borrowed tourism since the Arab spring.

After career counselors told him that medical fields were growing, he borrowed money for an eight-month training course.

Student loan debt outpaced credit card debt for the first time last year and is likely to top a trillion dollars this year as more students go to college and a growing share borrow money to do so.