Sentence examples for to borrow around from inspiring English sources

Moody's estimates that Spain needs to borrow around €290bn (£245bnext yearear.

Tata wants to borrow around £500m ($750m), but since the banks will not lend on their own it needs a partial government guarantee.

"In 2007 the United States needed to borrow around $800 billion from the rest of the world; more than $4 billion every working day," he writes.

The result could be that shares of dividend-paying companies will become more expensive to borrow around the time of dividend or deemed-dividend payments.

The government is expected to have to borrow around £175bn this financial year to cover this gap, which would exceed the previous record of £89bn which was set last year.

Facing a need to roll over their maturing debts, emerging markets may have to borrow around $65 billion in 2010 alone, according to Gary N. Kleiman of Kleiman International.

Over the coming year, the government will borrow around $110 billion to fund its revenue shortfall; it plans to front load most of the borrowing in the first six months.

You will be able to borrow at around 4 per cent - around half the rate of the best personal loan on the market.

We are engaged in a war that has drained the coffers, and sent our President off to borrow debt around the world.

Yet House Republicans insist on immediate steps toward a long-term solution - as their price for raising the debt limit, which both sides acknowledge must happen before Washington's authority to borrow runs out around July 8.

The good news is that, for the moment, there is plenty of cheap money available for the Treasury to borrow because investors around the world view Treasury bills and bonds as a haven from the turmoil in financial markets.