Sentence examples for unrestrained borrowing from inspiring English sources

(A corollary, peak debt, was coined in 2006 by a former Cisco employee named Jaswant Jain, who calls himself the Prophet of Doom and Gloom, and who first observed the deleterious effects of unrestrained borrowing as an eight-year-old in a village near the city of Jodhpur, where debt-ridden Brahmins appeared worse off than solvent untouchables).

As I see it, there are plenty of reasons to challenge the apparent indifference of Paul Krugman, Dean Baker, James Kwak, and others to the parabolic rise in public debt, including the fact that the latest crisis, like many of those before it, stemmed from a similar complacency about the risks of unrestrained borrowing.

Apparently, if the economy whizzes around at a faster and faster rate, the very act of unrestrained mass selling and buying creates a Brave New World, new value, new wealth, even though the money is borrowed.

Among them: siphoning off money from "off-budget" programs controlled by senior princes, sponsoring expatriate workers who then pay a small monthly fee to their royal patron and, simply, "borrowing from the banks, and not paying them back". As long ago as 1996, U.S. officials noted that such unrestrained behavior could fuel a backlash against the Saudi elite.

Critical response was unrestrained.

Unrestrained, Mount Rainier looms.

Towering, resplendent, unrestrained.

The pilot seemed pretty unrestrained.

Yet it never grew unrestrained.

Three other unrestrained infants survived.

So the rust spread unrestrained.