Sentence examples for online borrowing from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the research results in this article can help to improve and construct a theoretical system for online borrowing under different cultural conditions.

Finally, because people's understanding of online lending will continue to deepen, behavior will change with the changes in cognitive level and in the environment; therefore, we recommend a longitudinal study of online borrowing behavior so we can better grasp the evolution of the laws of P2P lending behavior.

You could even challenge yourself to pick up a book from your local library or an online borrowing service and avoid spending a dime.

Possibilities include calling or texting from a number you set up online, borrowing the phone of a friend with a blocked or unlisted number, or using a payphone.

(Mail Online borrowed it too, referring to an "elicit encounter", a howler that The Sun's subs would never have made).

In the younger group, these medications are knowingly abused, experts said, by buying them online or borrowing from friends.

In the days since she made a large loan to her campaign from her personal funds, Mrs. Clinton has been gathering a larger percentage of her campaign cash from small online donations — borrowing a page from Mr. Obama's grassroots efforts, says The Wall Street Journal, which "shows the necessity for candidates to use the Internet to compete".

Tom Boellstorff, a professor of digital anthropology at the University of California, Irvine, said part of the problem is that offline and online communications borrow from each other.

Simran reads it online and borrows the hard copy from her neighbor when she needs a paper fix.

And maybe Americans would have donated more to Pakistan, if the New York Times online had borrowed Arcade Fire's imaginative manipulation of Google Earth, so that you could watch flood waters, and not just supernatural foliage, take over your hometown.

In addition, watch documentaries online or borrow DVDs.