Sentence examples for it has instead borrowed from inspiring English sources

Fearful of imposing austerity ahead of a general election due later this year, it has instead borrowed at steep rates from local banks, beseeched friendly governments (mostly in the Gulf) for cash and fuel, and busied itself trying to push through legislation to allow for issuing "Islamic" bonds.This has not stemmed the slide.

Unlike a number of other highly publicized executives at companies like Enron and Global Crossing, Mr. Ebbers had not generated a fortune by selling stock in his company before it crashed but had instead borrowed to buy even more of it on margin.

Yet rather than confronting this burgeoning debt crisis among its alumni, or working to lower tuition costs for current and future students, the administration of NYU President John Sexton has instead prioritized a costly expansion funded by borrowed money, his critics maintain.

It instead borrowed heavily from Turkmen oral tradition and, in the case of 18th-century Turkmen poetry, Chagatai verse.

Instead, higher borrowing costs are seen as the result of unscrupulous speculation.The role of sovereign credit-default swaps (CDS), a way of betting on the likelihood of a country's failure to repay the money it has borrowed, has proved particularly controversial.

It has been borrowing largely and recklessly.

Had your mother instead borrowed money from an old friend in a more casual arrangement, things would be different.

It has focused on drugs instead, borrowing $6 billion to buy Knoll Pharmaceuticals from Germany's BASF, and concentrating on new drugs to treat ailments such as cancer, heart disease, AIDS, diabetes, obesity and rheumatoid arthritis.

It has mutated instead into "you will borrow money from the state's private partners in order to become educated and stay healthy, so that you may continue to contribute to their bottom line".

And it has to keep borrowing.

If Scottish ministers had instead used public borrowing they would expect interest rates from the state-run national loans fund of about 1.6%.