Sentence examples for has been borrowing since from inspiring English sources
The United States, to make ends meet, has been borrowing since the nation was born, especially during wartime.
And the UK has been borrowing like crazy since 1694, when the Bank of England was invented.
Artificial intelligence has been borrowing from the brain since its early days, when computer scientists and psychologists developed algorithms called neural networks that loosely mimicked the brain.
But such movements ignore a basic fact: English has been borrowing words from other languages since its infancy.
Apicoop has been borrowing from the Shared Interest society since 2002 and is the first Fairtrade producer of blueberries.
It was used to great effect by Steven Spielberg in Jaws to emphasise Chief Brody's moment of terrible clarity, but has been borrowed so many times since then that it is now what one film student calls: "The most egregious, blatantly non-creative, non-cool, total student-film red flag".
It also centers around an inventive plot device that has been borrowed and reimagined countless times since its publication -- a writer attempts to fuse her four, disparate notebooks into a single, comprehensive one.
The Soviet Union had been borrowing modestly since the 1960's, and made a deal in 1970 with Fiat S.p.A. to build what is now Russia's biggest car manufacturer.
Since chord progressions are one of the essential building blocks of western music, and the descending scale one of its most powerful dramatic effects, and since composers have been borrowing and echoing one another since music was first written down, this could be a truly fascinating jury to sit on.
