Sentence examples for poor borrowing from inspiring English sources

For the poor, borrowing is very costly.

Poor borrowing decisions by millions of consumers contributed to the Great Recession.

"October's poor borrowing numbers extinguish any lingering hope that the chancellor will be able to soften his austerity plans materially in next week's autumn statement," said Samuel Tombs, chief UK economist at the consultancy Pantheon Macroeconomics.

Failure to plan for retirement, lack of participation in the stock market, and poor borrowing behavior can all be linked to ignorance of basic financial concepts".

Both groups could borrow time against future rounds, but the poor borrowed far more, progressively shrinking their future paychecks while the rich mostly avoided debt.

In such a market, anyone can borrow or lend as much as they want at the going rate of interest.In reality, the rich and poor borrow on very different terms.

According to a 1989 study of six villages in the south of India, the rich were typically asked to pay interest rates of 33%, while the poor borrowed at rates of over 100%, when they could borrow at all.

For all households, there was a trend that the very poor and poor borrowed money more frequently to finance the febrile illness than better-off households, and this trend was most evident among households with non-hospitalized children (60%, 29%, 0%, p = 0.08) than among households with hospitalized children (80%, 88 %, 66, p = 0.49).

Grotowski wrote a famous book, a Bible of theatrical practice, entitled Towards a Poor Theatre; borrowing from this specific sense, Gill proposed that Gubaidulina writes "Poor Music".

Yet the alternative is for the poor to borrow at 500% from a money lender.

Unemployment, sickness or the death of breadwinners often obliged the poor to borrow money from shady lenders.