Sentence examples for time of borrowing from inspiring English sources

Their rates were fixed at the time of borrowing; the new one applies only to new loans.

But in reality, at a time of borrowing constraints, the government is much likelier to shift expenditure around and avoid spending more, as the NSP decision illustrates.

This means that we can approximately date both the time of borrowing and the various sound changes within a language prior to and after the borrowing.

We are all gifted with the same type of borrowed time, only different journeys.

NetLibrary started the contest, with technology that lets people view books online for short periods of time, the digital equivalent of borrowing them from the library.

It's not the first time Bay has been accused of borrowing footage from earlier films.

He voted to raise rates to 0.75%, judging that an immediate hike would also allow a more gradual rise in the cost of borrowing over time.

This is, of course, not the first time that Dylan has faced charges of borrowing.

People short of time also tunnel, borrowing time by postponing projects that are tomorrow's emergency but not today's.

In the Guardian survey another health professional wrote: "I work in theatres, we often have no essential equipment items and spend a lot of time borrowing from theatre to theatre.

But during apocalyptic times, when natural forces obliterate the precious places of my origins, even the dream of borrowed time can sink under the rising waters, as I brood on the widespread suffering and struggling of others.