Sentence examples for higher borrowings from inspiring English sources

Labor argues a $400bn ceiling is sufficient since the $370bn peak debt is projected for 2016, that Labor would pass an increase to $400bn immediately and that the Coalition should first unveil its mid-year economic statement to explain to the Australian people why higher borrowings are needed.

F. Ward McCarthy, senior money market economist at Merrill Lynch & Company, said the higher borrowings "had no policy significance". The Fed was unwilling to supply additional reserves that would have eliminated the need for the borrowings, he said, because its actions might have been construed by the financial markets as a signal of an easier monetary policy.

Some, like TR European Growth did better still through concentration on medium-sized but fast-growing companies, geared up by high borrowings.

Like so many media magnates, the major reason for the decline of his multi-national company, Independent News & Media (INM), was that perfect storm - deep recession, high borrowings and the rise of the internet.

But Frank Feehan QC, for the wife, pointed out that - while Judge Everall had found she was "not a good businesswoman" who "did not manage her finances wisely" and "took on too high borrowings" - he had not found that she was "profligate or wanton in her approach to her finances".

However, as many corporation officials emphasized, the bulk of the financings were used to refinance older, higher cost borrowings, rather than for growth because of the generally lackluster economy.

Equal pressure comes from high government borrowings, sustained credit demand and the RBI's frequent recent interest-rate hikes aimed at controlling inflation.

In short, government can mobilize idle money via higher taxes and borrowings (Obama's money would all come from borrowing) and put it to work.

Two-thirds of mortgage borrowers enjoy good credit and a fixed interest rate and can depend on the value of their houses remaining far higher than their borrowings.

Countries with rising debt-to-GDP ratios suffer slower growth than ones where this indicator is falling however high their accrued borrowings already are.

"Punk: Chaos to Couture," the exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art on view starting May 9, connects the dots between punk's anti-formal innovations and high fashion's borrowings — or outright copyings — of them.