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Meanings of borrowing for in English

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Usage of borrowing for in English
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Reducing the cost of borrowing for Italy looks as hard as ever.
The Guardian
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Very shortly the Government will no longer be borrowing for day-to-day spending.
The Irish Times
3
This could help to reduce the cost of borrowing for businesses and households.
The Guardian
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Ratings downgrades typically lift the cost of borrowing for the affected financial institution.
Reuters
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On the other hand there is nothing disgraceful in borrowing for productive purposes.
Community Civics and Rural Life
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That did not count the trillions of dollars in borrowing for home mortgages.
Reuters
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Upping borrowing for the sake of consumption might alarm markets.
Reuters
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This could hit the cost of borrowing for the government.
Reuters
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Customers, he said, are saving rather than using credit cards or borrowing for purchases.
Reuters
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But Uber's leveraged loan is a step up on leveraged borrowing for internet start-ups.
Reuters
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However, a sustained surge in borrowing for property investment has not been nearly so welcome.
Reuters
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Refinancing may continue to overshadow borrowing for new transactions.
Reuters
13
The title is worth borrowing for the referendum vote.
The Irish Times
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This borrowing for day-to-day requirements and economic stimulation is unprecedented by any Irish government, ever.
The Irish Times
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The MPC has now cut the cost of borrowing for five months in a row.
The Guardian
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That yield figure is used as benchmark for the cost of borrowing for the Italian government.
BBC
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