Sentence examples for resorting to borrowing from inspiring English sources

But he was making no apologies for resorting to borrowing.

State Senator Leonard Lance, the Republican minority leader who has sued the state in the past for borrowing money to cover operating expenses, said that the state will have to balance the budget "without resorting to borrowing or fiscal gimmicks" and that he favors a constitutional cap on spending.

Many also resort to borrowing from another payday lender.

But rumours abound that it has resorted to borrowing cash from Islamic Jihad.

Some entrepreneurs have resorted to borrowing on their personal credit cards or from their retirement accounts, he noted.

He resorted to borrowing to pay one of the county's always onerous bills: the refunds given to residents who appeal their property tax assessments.

Although Los Angeles may satisfy the most Falstaffian appetites of an ambitious athlete, high-quality skateboard ramps are rare, which was why White resorted to borrowing Hawk's.

Others have raised more money either from employees, by increasing their contributions, or from taxpayers.Some states, encouraged by low interest rates, have resorted to borrowing more.

A recent report found that one in four households in 40 developing countries resort to borrowing money or selling assets to finance healthcare in these situations.

Ultimately, the women resort to borrowing the elementary school son of a neighbor or hauling along a deaf old grandfather just so they can eat in a restaurant.

Edgar later resorted to borrowing an old copy of the Southern Literary Messenger to retrieve work for "The Raven and Other Poems"; he also had to borrow his own 1829 volume, "Al Aaraaf, Tamerlane, and Minor Poems," from a cousin.