cost of borrowing

常見例句

雙語例句

• By raising the cost of borrowing for Portugal and Spain, this has made it more likely they may need a bailout, economists say.
  經(jīng)濟學家說，幻想的破滅使葡萄牙和西班牙的借款成本升高，進而使它們需要救援的可能性加大。
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• And any institution we do agree to cover will be seen as “too big to fail”, obtaining an unfair advantage over its competitors in their cost of borrowing.
  我們同意納入的任何機構(gòu)必須滿足的條件,就是”規(guī)模太大不能破產(chǎn)”,通過降低借款費用給予他們幫助,這其實對他們的競爭者來說是不公平的.
• If they accept some risk, the price of financing facilities drops, but total spend is uncapped; if utility firms carry all the risk, the cost of borrowing will rise.
  如果他們接受一些風險，建造核電站的借款成本將下降，但總支出難以控制，如果公共設施服務商承擔了所有的風險，借款成本將上升。

原聲例句

• The farmers were angry about the high cost of borrowing money,too.
• And fourth was the high cost of borrowing money.
• Economists say the move is designed to help improve credit conditions by lowering the cost of borrowing.

權(quán)威例句

• And bad debt ratings mean the cost of borrowing money goes up and profits drop.
  FORBES: What Do Coca-Cola And Goldman Sachs Have In Common?
• The corollary, of course, is that the states' cost of borrowing is inordinately high.
  ECONOMIST: India's finances
• Higher interest rates and a succession of credit rating downgrades have increased GMAC's cost of borrowing.
  FORBES: GM's Profit Engine Faces Bumpy Road
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