Sentence examples for of a borrowing from inspiring English sources

"You cannot borrow your way out of a borrowing crisis," Mr. Cameron said.

I find that amendments to financial covenants and to loan amounts increase the cumulative abnormal returns of a borrowing firm by 10 15%.

For example, the process of a borrowing firm electing a bank-affiliated employee to its board of directors in order to increase managerial oversight is a much larger commitment than simply including debt covenants in loan contracts.

The Teacher of Righteousness died about 65-63 B.C.; Jesus the Nazarene died about 30 A.D. In every case in which the resemblance compels or invites us to think of a borrowing, this was on the part of Christianity.

Europe's lack of a borrowing culture may hold another negative for growth: some argue that it blunts the effectiveness of interest rates as a way for the European Central Bank to influence consumer behavior.

In the nineteen-seventies, his regular working groups were, in tone and format, something of a borrowing from the drummer Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers and more or less every potent hard-bop group of the era.

The Hadley tulip seems to be an Americanization of a borrowed design.

("We must play our parts duly, but as the part of a borrowed personage").

Couldn't their authors labor mightily over the flaunting of an invented wisdom, the flashing of a borrowed wit?

In the weeks before he was sworn in, Biden worked out of a borrowed office in Washington.

Living out of a borrowed rucksack was difficult, you have to carry it every where you go.