Sentence examples for we must borrow from inspiring English sources

But it's an obvious question, one with an obvious and legitimate answer, roughly along the lines of: "Of course, we must borrow more in order to borrow less in the long term.

And now again, consumer confidence, the restoration thereof, is first priority for which we must borrow against the future.

As it is, we must borrow to repay the IOU's Congress has left in the trust fund.

To the extent we must borrow money to finance these military and diplomatic operations, we're passing on the costs of today's oil to our children.

The current account deficit, in essence, is the amount we must borrow from other countries to maintain a combined level of domestic spending exceeding the incomes of consumers, businesses, and all levels of government.

That's roughly the situation the US is in: we have about 15percentt un- or under-employed and, as a result, our tax revenues are down; so we must borrow to make ends meet.

Although we provide financial assistance to most of our students, nearly every one also must borrow to meet the annual expense, now well over $70,000, of attending the J.D. or LL.M. program.

The biographer must borrow from the novelist.

But if one lot of people saves, another must borrow.

The larger the deficit, the more a country must borrow.

The young, where they are spending, must borrow fantastic sums.