Sentence examples for huge borrowings from inspiring English sources

It is this huge liquidity glut that is supporting US Government's debt spending, US consumer's borrow and spend frenzy, huge borrowings of private equity firms and other M&A activities, enormous borrowings of hedge funds and so on.

A page later, the author notes that "in spite of all the cries of alarm about the blows to our government's credit because of its huge borrowings, the Federal Treasury was able to dispose of government bonds at lower rates of interest than ever before in the country's history".

But the huge number, which includes government, corporate and household borrowings, was lower than some non-government estimates.

Higher interest rates can be brought about in one of two ways: through a tight monetary policy, or through huge government deficits that result in large government borrowings.

It is suffering from a huge debt buildup and has already defaulted on some borrowings.

And, despite capital controls that place limits on external borrowings, India's big companies can raise huge amounts of money abroad.

Next year, its debt-to-operating-cash-flow ratio will be a huge 13 times, assuming it refinances some of the borrowings it has coming due.

Italian households' savings outstrip their borrowings sevenfold; they hold most of the government's huge debt.

The menu is huge and uncanonical, the cutting-edge Chinese dishes sprinkled with curveball borrowings from Italy and Japan.

"Because of the low interest-rate environment, many companies want to lock in rates of interest on their borrowings for the long term, so you're seeing a huge issuance of debt by Asian companies," Mr. Mahendran said.

United are the Premier League's richest club by far, their income a record £331m in 2010-11, byosted by huge figures for matchday and broadcasting revenue; but their financial power is hampered by their owners, whose borrowings, now down to £308m net, cost the club £51.7m in interest last year.