Sentence examples for unable to borrow from from inspiring English sources

Unable to borrow from private markets, companies need government funding.

Unless the International Monetary Fund agreed to help, Greece would be unable to borrow from abroad.

The liquidity has helped weaker banks survive periods when they were unable to borrow from other banks or outside investors.

Countries that lack printing presses for their own currency find themselves unable to borrow from private lenders.

This nonprofit organization issues loans to small businesses that are unable to borrow from traditional financial institutions.

Even if the Greek banks survived that, they would be unable to borrow from the European Central Bank (ECB).

Students from these households are clearly unable to borrow money from their parents.

Unable to borrow crews from neighboring utilities that were coping with the regionwide swelter, the company brought in independent wire stringers who had been working in Massachusetts.

Less often talked about is that many of Europe's banks, even well-known French names, are unable to borrow unless from the ECB.

The museum hoped to include "USS Mall" in the exhibition, but was unable to borrow it from the owner, which is too bad.

Some of the correspondents, unable to borrow their stuff from a colleague, began writing complaints about each other.