Sentence examples for impossible to borrow the from inspiring English sources

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

"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 such a squeeze, an investor who has sold a stock short is forced to buy it back, often because it has become difficult or impossible to borrow the shares.

As Adam Levitin of Georgetown University Law Centre and Susan Wachter of the University of Pennsylvania pointed out in a recent paper on the causes of the housing bubble in America, it is impossible to borrow the Empire State Building in order to sell New York real estate short.

As part of the 2017 law that raised fuel taxes and vehicle fees for transportation projects, lawmakers also promised to make it impossible to borrow those dollars in the future.

Many regional governments now find it impossible to borrow from the markets, so the central government has set up an 18bn-euro rescue fund for them.

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.

Repayment of any euro foreign currency debt using the devalued drachma would become a massive burden which the government might just give up on altogether, making it impossible to borrow on the international markets.

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.

Meanwhile the regional governments have found it near impossible to borrow - neither from the capital markets, nor from their troubled savings banks.

Just now, such public spending will hardly be crowding out the private sector: businesses find it impossible to borrow anyhow.Higher government spending may save the world economy from a depression, but it cannot prevent a long hangover.