Sentence examples for potential to borrow from inspiring English sources

One of these is the potential to borrow money at some great rates".

Home-equity lines of credit mean that homeowners can borrow a big pile of money (or have the potential to borrow a big pile of money) and have it at the ready, even when there is no pressing need.

Villages closer to agricultural infrastructures are expected to carry a higher business potential and are therefore more likely to borrow money for expanding agricultural or other business activities.

If Japan, the second-biggest foreign holder, starts selling, that's another support gone — with the potential to make borrowing more expensive for the federal government.

In some well-documented cases, potential buyers were able to borrow the full price of a home, and a loan on top, then initially just pay back the interest.

As long as the banks pay less to borrow than the potential income they can earn from their assets, they can magnify their profits.

Now, the E.U. is determined to ward off a potential default by Greece, which needs to borrow 54 billion, or $74 billion, this year to cover its budget shortfall.

Rating agency moves have the potential to make it more expensive for the government to borrow.

He still saw a valuable brand and potential in BIGWORDS, so he decided (against better judgement) to borrow money from his dad.

Low interest rates have the potential to spark inflation, by enticing millions of households and businesses to borrow money and causing the economy to overheat.

There's also the potential down the line to give friends access to MakeSpace storage, as though they were coming over to borrow something.