Sentence examples for mutual borrowings from inspiring English sources

In terms of overt individual and collective practices, however, competition between these two religions for influence among the people a competition in which Confucianism had no need to participate because it had state patronage resulted in mutual borrowings, numerous superficial similarities, and essentially Chinese developments inside Buddhism, such as the Chan (Japanese Zen) sect.

The borrowing was mutual.

If the BBC became a mutual, it could raise money more easily (at present, its borrowings count as part of the government's borrowing requirement) and it would become easier for it to take advertising.

Net borrowings were pounds 2.5m.

It had borrowings of £4bn.

Should we resent these borrowings?

These borrowings are now overdue.

The libretto is a collage of borrowings.

We mistreat French borrowings, like Detroit.

But the borrowings just kept piling up.

Its borrowings are guaranteed by the government.