Sentence examples for is going to borrow from inspiring English sources

On December fifteenth, the Treasury is going to borrow another billion dollars, we read in the Times.

If the government is going to borrow at that rate, it will have to maintain a credible fiscal policy.

If a student is going to borrow, it is generally better to go through the government.Federal loans are subsidised, and they offer better forgiveness and repayment provisions.

Hey, the government is going to borrow less, which will automatically and necessarily lead to an equal rise in private borrowing, so total demand can't be affected, right?

What I think is the more interesting conclusion, however, is that the nascent Clinton campaign is going to borrow from the 1990s campaign playbook and try triangulation as a campaign strategy.

There has been much confusion about whether the government is going to borrow less money this year than it did last year.

You're going to borrow money, and you're going to buy more.

My team and I are going to borrow money and invest it in the markets.

I had packed my kit and I was going to borrow one of her bikes.

We borrowed $700 billion for TARP, and now we're going to borrow $800 billion for this stimulus package.

Originally, Ms. Blixseth says, the club was going to borrow $220 million.