Sentence examples for opportunities to borrow from inspiring English sources

A profound shift in our behaviour has turned a country that has long taken pride in itself as a nation of stable savers into a land of credit-happy consumers, intoxicated by their new purchasing power and opportunities to borrow and spend.

This might be because, according as a book is borrowed more times, there are fewer opportunities to borrow the book.

Pollin and Feffer (2007 2) argues that "microenterprises run by poor people cannot be broadly successful simply because they have increased opportunities to borrow money………".

The impact of the income loss was blunted, for many families, by rising home values and opportunities to borrow.

"The government should be taking every opportunity to borrow at zero real interest rates," he proclaimed.

"There was a wonderful opportunity to borrow $750 million interest-free for five years," he said.

Then I had an opportunity to borrow a red Toyota Solara convertible for an afternoon.

There is also an opportunity to borrow some cash at a reasonable rate of interest.

Big companies have taken the opportunity to borrow in the bond markets, locking in cheap financing for years to come.

Can Liverpool seriously mean to take the opportunity to borrow a book away from those children too?

Economists say it is rational for companies to seize the opportunity to borrow at low interest rates and to buy back shares.