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He then stopped the payment of dividends so that the borrowed capital could be paid off more quickly.

"The time had come when even the small allowance I received from borrowed capital must cease.

For a converter working with tight legal deadlines and borrowed capital, speed is everything.

Far too often the interest burden from borrowed capital cripples farmers and forces them into bankruptcy.

Interest is any fee paid on borrowed capital.

However, speculation often also occurs with borrowed capital.

Mr. Lambert said he envisioned the development several years ago and borrowed capital to finance it.

The two-sided concept was to acquire public companies, in partnership with their management, largely on borrowed capital.

The turnpike trusts borrowed capital for road maintenance against the security of tolls.

"Many new businesses start with borrowed capital.

Construction costs had increased considerably during the war years and the returns produced by the companies could not cover the cost of repaying borrowed capital.

Wages and salaries would not be deductible expenses, nor would interest paid on borrowed capital.

You can't afford to explore with borrowed capital."

The overall economic performance, supplemented by substantial infusions of Federal aid and borrowed capital for improvements, has been superb.

The reduced income from the lower passenger numbers made it difficult for the companies to pay back borrowed capital, or to pay dividends to shareholders.

Another is that the Reichmanns relied exclusively on borrowed capital, as opposed to equity.

Unlike most hedge funds, Apollo will base its management fee on total assets, including borrowed capital, according to the prospectus.

Indeed, profit can be made by using only borrowed capital to engage in (speculative) trade, not backed up by any tangible asset.

But much of the borrowed capital was misspent, and the centrally planned economy was unable to use the new resources effectively.

American Income was chartered as a mutual assessment association in Indiana with $25,000 of borrowed capital.

Then, abruptly, he'd quit his job, borrowed capital from the wealthy parents of an old school friend, and started playing the stock market - with phenomenal results.

But many other people, including many economists, are convinced that the country, living on borrowed capital, will decline unless major reforms are undertaken.

Leveraged buyout investors, who buy companies with borrowed capital and then resell them for hefty profits, are furiously piling up billions of dollars.

Other interest-rate and economically sensitive stocks, like those of utilities, which rely on borrowed capital for the bulk of their financing, also plunged.

Unlike Internet companies of today, Matchmaker.com accomplished its substantial growth with revenues solely generated by the company and not infused or borrowed capital.