Even though most of those billions used to improve the system have been borrowed -- and the cost of that extensive borrowing is among the main reasons the fare will rise -- many subway and bus riders are sympathetic to the M.T.A.'s message.
Senator Judd Gregg of New Hampshire, the senior Republican on the Budget Committee, and his House counterpart, Representative Paul D. Ryan of Wisconsin, said the extensive borrowing by the government could be a disaster if Congressional Democrats and the new Obama administration did not also work on long-term solutions including changes to Social Security and Medicare.
This structural intricacy couples with extensive borrowing and interpolation from other texts.
A stimulus package relying on extensive borrowing "could provide a significant boost to economic activity," Mr. Bernanke said.
The $143 billion budget closes a $41 billion deficit through 2010 with tax increases, deep cuts in services and extensive borrowing.
It was caused not by an exceptional surge in productivity, but mostly by huge subsidies and extensive borrowing.
In particular, councils should be given extensive borrowing powers for house building and total control over planning applications for new housing.
In the late 1960s original film composition tended to decline in favour of renewed and often extensive borrowing from existing concert music.
Extensive borrowing has caused Pashto to share many features of the Indo-Aryan group of the Indo-European languages as well.
Danger arises at the moment of recovery, because with rising prices is the irresistible temptation to borrow; in inflationary times it is better to have goods than money, and extensive borrowing only drives inflation up further.
Restricted by government regulation to the wealthy, they employ risk strategies forbidden to mutual funds, such as unlimited stock "shorting," extensive borrowing, and making enormous bets on single stocks.
