Sentence examples for waves of borrowing from inspiring English sources
The spending on proven lower division performers bore fruit with promotion from League Two in 2015 but it has been achieved with waves of borrowing.
Not only is a new wave of borrowing unlikely to develop after the recession, but household deleveraging is nowhere near complete, according to a new McKinsey study (see article).
Back then, the dramatically low federal funds rate was enough to spur a wave of borrowing by companies and individuals, so much so that a series of 17 rate increases followed from June 2004 to June 2006 as the Fed tried to temper inflation in a boom period.
The first wave of borrowing, then, was a rational response to a liberalising policy.
Take the cost of borrowing dollars.
Compare that to the cost of borrowing.
It, further, demonstrates that most of them borrowed from their friends and relatives in pursuit of Halal method of borrowing.
Many guardians spoke of borrowing money to cover medical expenses.
Among the likely sellers are many private REITs and other investors that bought at the height of the market in mid-decade with huge amounts of borrowed money — great waves of which will be due for repayment and will not be able to be refinanced.
But at the same time, these new waves of dancehall fashion seem to borrow from the impulses that speak to a gay man.
