borrowed

It doesn't matter how thin the margin is, as long as you can leverage the loan with borrowed money.

This is not an issue, because you are getting 4% on borrowed money, which means you are really getting 40% on your money.

However, Rust has the concept of scoped/borrowed data -- data with a lifetime which cannot escape that scope.

Not to mention those dreaded emergency calls made by family members using a borrowed phone or public phone.

(Yes, deposits are borrowed money.) The Fed is different because it gets to print money.

To run Doom you just borrowed the floppies from a friend and it would 100% work.

Lenders will probably take a hit since a lot of people were playing with borrowed money.

One other grammatical feature borrowed from Chinese is the way of asking and answering yes-no questions.

A biz has whatever it got in return for the borrowed money that it spent.

Both borrowed concepts from Rails, but brought in the maturity of older PHP frameworks.

In both cases, the bank/biz sent borrowed money out the door and only has an expectation that sufficient money will come back.

When have societies so obviously borrowed from the future instead of building it?

He also designed the game Minecraft had heavily "borrowed" from.

Obviously only works from "borrowed machine from friend work etc" unless you can get the key from a machine to "wife's phone".

"When an institution fails to satisfy its reserve requirements, it can make up its deficiency with reserves borrowed either from a Federal Reserve Bank" in other words...