Charles Frédéric Hommeau, whose ex-libris represents the interior of his library, gives notice to borrowers that they must return his book in fourteen days and in good condition.
Or, he would threaten borrowers with dire penalties: “Ne me prends pas Ou on te pendras.
When it is placed in banks for safe-keeping, it is in effect loaned to them without interest, and is loaned by them upon interest to the borrowers from them.
The borrowers would become servants to the lenders, the lenders the masters of the people.
The librarian can do a little towards leading young book-borrowers towards the selection of proper books, but it does not amount to much unless his efforts are seconded by parents and teachers.
Every foolish purchase means disappointment to your borrowers and wear on your own nerves.
Borrowers is spenders, and lenders is savers, as a rule.
It was a species of weak folly, he told himself, to entertain anything like compassion for borrowers of money who could not pay.
The rate of interest must therefore fall, until some of the lenders give over lending, or until the increase of borrowers absorbs the whole.
Yet it cannot be pretended that the labour of the twoborrowers differs in this proportion.
The class of borrowers may be considered as unlimited.
There is, therefore, a practical limit to the demands of borrowers at any given instant; and when these demands are all satisfied, any additional capital offered on loan can find an investment only by a reduction of the rate of interest.
Upon these circumstances, then, the rate of interest depends, the amount of borrowers being given.
For the use of borrowers two card catalogues have been installed in the Lending Library, the one being a complete author catalogue, and the other a complete classified catalogue, with numerous subject guide cards to facilitate reference.
The safeguarded open-access system, by which borrowers are allowed to choose books from the shelves, was considered by the Committee and the Council in 1905, but not adopted.
Frankfurter's application to be placed on the privileged list of borrowers was assented to.
It is, that they facilitate, between borrowers and lenders, the means of finding and treating with each other; but it is not in their power to cause an instantaneous increase of the things to be borrowed and lent.
Unscrupulous borrowers willingly forfeited the money and kept the manuscripts.
So far, we have lost no books in this way, and in every instance new borrowers have been the direct result.
They know how they themselves look for them; and "see" references are irritating when there is a line of impatient borrowers reaching from the request window to the door.
They are pernicious, since they infringe the rights of property, and tend to prevent weak borrowers from having a fair chance in the market.
Such loans are commonly wanted by borrowers for a considerable period of time and, therefore, they can not readily be reduced in amount even by an individual bank.
In Montreal and Toronto large borrowers can get money at 5 per cent.
During such periods, accordingly, borrowers on the whole get the better of lenders and make high profits.
Many projected ventures are relinquished or postponed, either because borrowers conclude that the interest would absorb too much of their profits, or because lenders refuse to extend their commitments farther.
The cashier of a national bank in a town of about 800 population in an agricultural section of northeastern Pennsylvania writes: Our farmers as a rule are not large borrowers and want loans only in small amounts for short periods.
And that rate, whatever it might be, the borrowers would have to pay.
Then said Marky the Lord to each of the borrowers in turn, "I can find you the money.
Whether it were done through the Presidency Banks only, or whether an approved list of borrowers of Government funds were to be drawn up for India as is already the case for London, the effect on the Indian Money Market would be much the same.
Loans to borrowers on the approved list are granted as a rule for periods from three to five weeks, occasionally for six weeks, so that the whole balance could, if needed, be called in within six weeks.
A million in the hands of a single banker is a great power; he can at once lend it where he will, and borrowers can come to him, because they know or believe that he has it.
The Chairman, when elected, may well find that his most active supporters are large borrowers of the Bank, and he may well be puzzled to decide between his duty to the Bank and his gratitude to those who chose him.
About one half of their resources are invested in loans, mostly to small borrowers on the security of real estate, and most of the remainder consists of bonds and other securities of the safer kinds.
Money is, in general, for both borrowers and lenders the most convenient standard of deferred payments.
This involves a burden that is ruinous in some cases, both to borrowers and to lenders, and that tempts in all cases to the evasion of the tax.
National banks were (until 1913) forbidden to make loans on real estate, and this greatly "restricted their power to serve farmers and other borrowers in rural communities.
They gather loanable funds, reduce hoarding, make money move more rapidly, and create a central market between borrowers and lenders for the sale of credit.
If these changes are slight in amount and imperceptible in their direction they may not affect considerably the motives of borrowers and lenders.
For just to the extent that such a movement of prices comes to be more or less regularly in the same direction, both borrowers and lenders are able to take it into account, and as experience shows, do take it into account.
Now at the time of a crisis a general contraction of credit occurs, and all borrowers with maturing obligations are faced with bankruptcy.
The silly borrowers would supply all the needs of his endowed family, for the privilege of caring for the goods.
Many faithful, industrial and honest borrowers are unable to return the loan.
Good borrowers were scarce; good indorsers still more so; and a general acceptance of stocks in lieu of the usual security was the fatal resort.
At pages 37 and 38 of the report, the Finance Committee fully acquits the bank of all injurious discriminations between borrowers and applicants, of different politics.
Having all the money, it would be the sole lender; mortgages being the road to loans, all borrowers must travel that road.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "borrowers" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
