Sentence examples for preferred to borrow from inspiring English sources

The bond market in Italy is relatively small compared with that of other large European countries because Italian companies have preferred to borrow from local banks.

European companies, however, prefer to borrow from banks.

As she said, she prefers to borrow rather than own.

That would indicate the banks are becoming wary of lending to one another, preferring to borrow from the central bank.

Obviously any country would prefer to borrow from foreign investors in a currency it can print, under laws it can change.

He used a margin account to raise cash for some personal expenses, preferring to borrow at low rates and keep his investments in place.

Intervening at shorter maturities is another way of maintaining pressure: countries prefer to borrow for longer to avoid having to roll over debt too often.Mr Draghi also promises to tackle one of the big worries that investors have.

Delaware will not finance new school construction, and in Arizona, where school enrollment continues to explode, the Legislature, which wants to continue to pay cash to build schools, is fighting the governor, who would prefer to borrow for that construction in light of the state's woes.

Of course, politicians prefer to borrow instead of tax because then someone down the road has to deal with the consequences.

You might prefer to borrow a friend's telescope or pair of binoculars and see what you like and don't like first.

She wasn't one for girlish dolls, Melanie Rehak writes in the Nancy Drew history Girl Sleuth, preferring instead to borrow books from neighboring boys.