Sentence examples for offset borrowing from inspiring English sources

The Treasury provides a 35 percent direct subsidy to the bonds' issuers to offset borrowing costs.

However, critics point out that the government defines when economic cycles start and finish – giving it flexibility to offset borrowing today against future earnings.

Rebecca Hirst of First Direct said offset borrowers also have the facility to redraw up to the value of the original mortgage borrowing, allowing them to fund their retraining and time out of work.

"In the past, high prices could be offset by borrowing or making more money," said Adam Robinson, an analyst at Lehman Brothers.

The ratio, which has climbed from 0.4% in 2005 to 6.9% in May, has been cited as evidence that Americans are rediscovering the virtues of thrift.But the ratio is a net figure, in which savings are offset by borrowing.

Even if Japan's economy does miraculously revive, inflation and growth would offset higher borrowing costs by increasing tax revenue.

Current account deficits have been a drag on the Greek economy for decades, offset with borrowing and capital investment from abroad.Thank goodness that drag has been removed.

(The optimal policy mix seems to include writedowns, increased public borrowing to offset declining private borrowing, and perhaps some sovereign debt monetisation by the central bank).

That squeeze was mostly offset by increased borrowing by the bottom 95%, they find.

In theory, that should be offset by cheaper borrowing costs for banks.

By moving the start of the cycle, he can use an extra £12 billion-20 billion in surplus from the early years to offset some extra borrowing now.