Sentence examples for propensity to borrow from inspiring English sources
Acting to shore up the area in which she has been most vulnerable to criticism -- her propensity to borrow -- Mrs. Whitman called for a new fund to begin to retire the state's debt.
For all the caricature of the monosyllabic, middle-brow politician, the mayor has been a force, in part due to his world travels and a propensity to borrow the ideas of others.
The report's authors suggest that the higher propensity of blacks and Hispanics to borrow may be due to factors the analysis could not measure, like differences in financial literacy, trust in financial institutions and restricted access to credit outside the retirement plan.
Monetary policy essentially borrows growth from the future; persuading us to borrow and spend now, not later.But what if we are on a trend of declining propensities to consume and to borrow?
There is nothing to borrow.
The poor refused to borrow.
"You need confidence to borrow.
And they don't want to borrow.
Suddenly ordinary people could afford to borrow.
