lending造句
(181) The program was the main reason for the lending decline in 1994, he said.
(182) The most obvious effect was to constrain societies to their traditional role of lending for house purchase.
(183) There was, however, a swing from bonds and bank lending to equity-related bonds.
(184) For their lending they can select the areas with very little risk.
(185) A Delicious mural was painted, a riot of colour, with the adjoining pub lending us a ladder.
(186) Interest rates have edged down, and more banks are switching to variable interest rates pegged to their prime lending rate.
(187) The median forecast of analysts surveyed by Bloomberg Business News was that net lending to consumers totalled 700 million pounds in November.
(188) In the early 1980s, new lending was roughly the same in consumer finance as in housing and property finance.
(189) But a more calculating side is emerging, where celebrities are almost being blackmailed into lending their names to causes.
(190) A steady income stream is required to meet the costs of the syndicated lending department.
(191) The current arrangement is that the Bank will support the discount market by dealing rather than lending.
(192) To carry emotional moments, Miller pumps up the treacly soundtrack, lending it the importance of a main character.
(193) On day 91 the Treasury bill is said to mature - the original purchaser is lending money to the government.
(194) The commercial lending libraries had disappeared. Book publishing had soared to more than 55,000 new titles and reprints.
(195) As a consequence direct mortgage lending to owner occupiers increased sharply.
(196) As funding for these groups has increased, funding for multilateral lending bodies has decreased.
(197) Taylor Bean ceased mortgage lending operations on Aug. 5.
(198) Thanks for lending me the money.
(199) Lending by banks rose to $10 billion last year.
(200) On the other hand, lending money to private firms is politically unsafe (bank managers risk corruption charges should loans go sour) but economically lucrative (as they can charge high rates).
(201) We've worked to unlock frozen credit markets, spurring lending to Americans looking to buy homes or cars, take out student loans, or finance small businesses.
(202) But banks have been scaling back lending to developers, which now account for just 7 percent or so of all bank loans. Mortgages make up a further 12 percent of the loan book.
(203) Austria's lending to eastern Europe to about 80 % of its GDP.
(204) In this transaction the lender is essentially lending more money to its debtor.
(205) The OCR is a pool of ADB funds available for lending to middle-income countries at near market terms.
(206) You can draft a letter explaining how the money will be used and what you intend to get out of the temporary loan. This may help ease your friends' concerns about lending money to you.
(207) The big banks still verge on insolvency and they still aren't lending.
(208) With mortgages drying up , tougher lending criteria, and the expectations that prices will continue to fall, the number of transactions fell dramatically.
(209) They include distressed debt, activist investing, lending, and buy - outs.
(210) The SEC also has a working group looking at municipal securities, one focused on subprime mortgage lending issues, and a group examining stock options backdating by executives.
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