Sentence examples for in terms of borrowing from inspiring English sources
The argument that it isn't revolves around the suggestion that what really matters is borrowing in your own currency – in which case the US and the UK are, in terms of borrowing costs, like Japan rather than Greece.
This increase would leave the average UK household with non-mortgage borrowing of close to £10,000 by the end of 2016, taking consumers into uncharted territory in terms of borrowing levels, the report said.
I think the other thing to remember is before this release we were already behind schedule in terms of borrowing for the year as a whole, so it does take in a risk for an upward revision to government borrowing requirements coming November.
As part of this aim, the Finance Ministry wants to borrow $7bn abroad and 1.1tn rubles ($28.8bn) domestically - even small differences between assumptions and reality could make a significant difference in terms of borrowing costs.
In terms of borrowing, since the doctrines of religious systems are very clear-cut, with distinct, easy to discern boundaries.
"There will be a sustainability agreement between the governments in terms of borrowing levels and debt levels," he said.
Where typical computers are described in terms of elements borrowed from classical logical (like "AND" gates and "OR" gates), neuromorphic devices are described in terms of neurons, dendrites, and axons.
Complication and lack of clarity create inefficiency: small companies pay for this in terms of higher borrowing costs and poorer access to capital.That may be bearable in the rich West, but not in poorer central Europe, where it has proved hard to develop strong small businesses.
However, my concern is that in terms of earnings to borrowing ratio we are already close to the limit.
"In terms of a financial borrowing entity, water companies look pretty impressive," said Kingdom.
