Sentence examples for view of borrowing from inspiring English sources

For example, he takes a dim view of borrowing from banks and warns that pressure to pay back loans has torpedoed many a start-up.

Mario Monti, twice an Italian EU commissioner, wanted his country to join the euro precisely so that it would be forced into a more Germanic view of borrowing and spending, and stop robbing future generations to pay today's interest groups.

Perhaps it's a case of separating the two, of viewing this art form in a purely visual way, of borrowing its style rather than appropriating its roots.

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.

In Mr Sparks's view, this is quite likely – he doesn't anticipate more than three rate rises in 2016, with the cost of borrowing settling at 1 per cent.

This is because of borrowing.

Take the cost of borrowing dollars.

Cost of borrowing.

Compare that to the cost of borrowing.

Many guardians spoke of borrowing money to cover medical expenses.

A spokeswoman said the Scottish government took a prudent view of its borrowing, limiting it to 5% of its day-to-day budgets.