Sentence examples for possibility to borrow from from inspiring English sources

She/he can only either consume or save (there is nothing else to eat and no possibility to borrow from anyone else).

In these extraordinary times, I do not rule out the possibility that at some point we may need to borrow from Treasury to meet short-term liquidity needs.

One possibility (of doubtful legality under the Maastricht treaty) was for the EFSF to borrow from the ECB, but opposition from the central bank seems to have killed it off.

As the Dissolve points out, there's a lot of room for possibilities for a whole new era of Mia Thermopolistoriessincees since Meg Cabot's Princess Diaries book series has lots of material to borrow from.

area to borrow from or donate to.

Societal norms continue to borrow from paternalistic Confucian values.

Pakistan hopes to borrow from allies and friendly governments too.

To borrow from a recent struggle: #BlackMigrantLivesMatter.

I have to find someone to borrow from.

In borrowing problems, neglect patients would have to borrow from the neglected (left) part of the stimulus.

Find someone to borrow from.