Sentence examples for reluctant to borrow from inspiring English sources

However, declining real wages have made consumers reluctant to borrow, undermining efforts to increase consumer spending.

Students may be reluctant to borrow when their employment prospects after graduation appear very uncertain.

At the same time, consumers and businesses are still reluctant to borrow.

That may not be a problem at the moment, when companies and consumers are so reluctant to borrow.

Vietnamese companies are reluctant to borrow from banks at lending rates that can go as high as 18 percent.

He points to a weak rebound in consumer and industrial spending from the 2008 plunge, suggesting that companies and people will remain reluctant to borrow and spend.

Not only are banks reluctant to lend, but overindebted firms are loth to borrow in a deflationary environment.

Osborne had to negotiate hard with the reluctant National Archives to borrow the frail relic, and his insistence set the tone for the next five years.

My local Roto-Rooter was reluctant to allow me to borrow a shirt for some unauthorized use of the corporate logo.

Cautious savers are putting their money in banks; banks are reluctant to lend; companies therefore find it hard both to borrow money and to raise equity capital.

Joblessness, damaged credit and falling home values have left people unable to borrow or to repay debt and businesses reluctant to hire and invest.