Sentence examples for negative borrowing from inspiring English sources

That will be good news for Cadbury's workers, wherever they are based.Less rosily, the fact that so much of the deal ($7 billion) is financed by debt is a negative: borrowing that looks cheap today could double in price tomorrow.

Bloomberg is reporting, though, that Switzerland managed to sell 922.5m Swiss francs of debt at negative borrowing costs today: — Linda Yueh (@lindayueh) April 24 , 2012Switzerland sells CHF922.5million of 91-day bills at a negative yield of -0.158% 10.11am: Have the Netherlands and Germany 'decoupled'decoupled

While remittances can obviously not be negative, borrowing is precluded by the migrant's lack of credibility to repay a loan in case of return migration.

"There's sort of this assumption that because there's a lower price tag [for community colleges], these students may not borrow, and then that these students may not have any negative effects from borrowing," Baker said.

In Australia and New Zealand personal saving rates are negative as people borrow to consume more than they earn.Other countries with rapidly greying populations especially Japan and Italy—have also seen their personal saving rates plummet, though from a higher level.

And if the federal government were footing the bill, it would cost less to borrow the money and fix the roads now than it would to wait and pay for them later, because the government is borrowing at negative real interest rates.

Borrowing at negative rates means Germany could simply set aside the amount needed to make the future interest and principal payments and put the money earned from the negative yield toward the budget.

But it's still beside the point -- no one has a job, there's a negative interest rate for borrowing right now, it's a funny old time to be trying to pay down long term deficits.

A reduction in hedging, the argument goes, would limit the negative pressure of selling borrowed gold.

Portugal has still managed despite political instability to borrow at negative rates in a completely different economic context from when it was forced into a bailout.

Ms. Islam borrowed the negative from the Smithsonian, which had awarded her a fellowship that allowed her to research objects in the collection.