Sentence examples for idea of borrowing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Boozer said he played with the idea of borrowing a live rabbit.

Mr. Acquario agreed, saying the idea of borrowing from the state was "like buying groceries on a credit card".

IN 1960, when Britain last experienced deflation, university students would have been puzzled by the idea of borrowing from the government to pay for their studies.

Governor Pataki first proposed the idea of borrowing to help close the state's $12 billion gap when he presented his budget in January.

Spend whatever it takes to repair the roads, rail and bus services The state can borrow at unprecedentedly low rates and the markets understand the idea of borrowing to invest.

The governor's treasury people say they have been in touch with the bond rating firms throughout the budget-making process, so the idea of borrowing $1.5 billion against the proceeds of the new 45-cent-a-pack cigarette tax and surcharges on driving infractions will not come as a surprise to Wall Street.

Although the idea of economists borrowing concepts from physics might seem unlikely, it has been a feature of economic theory ever since its inception.

But the financing gap is big enough that lawmakers in both parties have floated the idea of simply borrowing money by selling new highway bonds.

"Gilded Lions and Jeweled Horses: The Synagogue to the Carousel" takes the idea of artists borrowing from popular culture to create art and reverses it.

Both, addition of sampling locations to available networks and the reduction of monitoring networks are considered in an optimal way by means of borrowing ideas from convex experimental design theory and regression models with random coefficients.

Mr Tang said one factor in Shanghai's success had been a deliberate process of borrowing ideas from other countries, such as England's system of inspection and accountability or looking at qualifications from around the world.