Sentence examples for Early loans from inspiring English sources

Early loans came from French banks, but now, says Laurent, he can borrow locally.

Early loans from Danish have often become acculturated to the Greenlandic phonological system, for example the Greenlandic word palasi "priest" is a loan from the Danish "præst".

Baltic has very few early loanwords from Finnic, but Finnic has many early loans from Baltic.

Several early loans totaling roughly $5 million were made directly off the bank's balance sheet, and it is raising a $100 million small-business investment fund.

The spread of early loans from Latin throughout all Germanic languages indicates that, at the time of their borrowing, a continuum of mutually intelligible dialects must still have existed, though differences between widely separated points in the continuum may have been significant.

Cailleach ("old woman" or "hag" in modern Irish and Scottish Gaelic) comes from the Old Gaelic Caillech ("veiled one"), an adjectival form of caille ("veil"), an early loan from Latin pallium (displaying the expected /p/ > /c/ change of early loans).

Those last two loans counted as financial obligations.

In one pool with 3,543 loans, for example, the CoreLogic model had enough information to evaluate 2,097 loans.

For 2008 loans, 12percentt of them were seriously delinquent.

About 1,200 loans were vetted before the program was suspended.

From 1999 to 2004 loans worth over 2 trillion yuan ($242 billion) were transferred.