Sentence examples for means borrowing from inspiring English sources

This means borrowing looks more manageable and gives shoppers confidence to spend more.

That also means borrowing against it to finance their standard of living is not an option.

And can we please remember that today, getting a degree means borrowing a considerable amount of money?

The Labour Party has argued that the government should increase spending to help the economy, even if it means borrowing more in the short term.

And in order to invest in solar on the scale at which they require presently means borrowing money for solar farms at an interest rate of 8-128-12%

"If it means borrowing, second job, go further into debt, having to juggle my bills around," Ms. Kitchen said, "whatever I need to come up with that tuition".

But the credit squeeze means borrowed funds are now harder to come by, which leaves its economy vulnerable.

By all means borrow the basic story, but then change the names and do not try to claim that it is true.

Kopa means borrow in Swahili and the rapid takeup of the loan product rested on the phenomenal success of the M-Pesa platform run by the Kenyan technology company Safaricom, part-owned by Vodafone.

Let me just say that again: they think borrowing more money would mean borrowing less.

It's true that the plan would mean borrowing as much as $6 billion over the next three years.