Sentences with phrase «else borrow more money»

That means that either Gingrich would have to find huge new spending cuts over and above those in the Ryan budget (which he has shown no inclination to do) or else borrow more money that we don't have.

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In responding to the test question above, low performers were identified as being less likely to report that they would not go ahead and buy the item, and more likely than the high performers to report that they would try and borrow money or buy the item with money earmarked for something else.
I've little compunction about slurping at the public trough like everybody else once politicians who didn't earn my vote have decided to borrow even more money from the Chinese to buy yet another bucketful of «slop.»
A high interest rate means that more money is going into someone else's pocket, and not reducing your principal (that's the amount you originally borrowed).
After retirement has begun, then (only) the annual cash flow surpluses from the Cash Flow Projector can be controlled the same way (deficits become part of the income goal so they go away, unlike the accumulation phase where if you spend more than you make in a year, then it either came from spending savings, borrowing, bumming the money from someone else, etc.).
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