Sentence examples for impossible to borrow from inspiring English sources

Those losses made it impossible to borrow money at reasonable rates.

It will simply make it impossible to borrow the money that the government needs to pay for them.

The uncertainties would persist as the Greek government found itself stuck in an Argentine-style legal imbroglio, making it impossible to borrow from abroad.

"It was impossible to borrow the stock to short," says Mr Ciardi.There is, indeed, a case for making life easier for short-sellers, not harder.

In that case, communities would find it impossible to borrow affordably, threatening the way essential services and infrastructure are provided in America at the local level.

But his career has suffered as a result of the mortgage crisis, he said, and it has lately become "impossible" to borrow on the house.

And they would still be holding the bad assets that are making it impossible for them to borrow.

That debt makes it difficult if not impossible for him to borrow the extra money he will need.

Cyprus became entangled in the euro-zone debt crisis in early 2011 when the Cypriot banks' large holdings of Greek government bonds made it impossible for Cyprus to borrow money from international markets.

Growing doubts in the financial markets about the government's financial position have made it almost impossible for Cyprus to borrow.

The interest rates (yields) on their sovereign bonds have soared, making it hard or even impossible for them to borrow in international markets.