Sentence examples for Internet lending from inspiring English sources

Consumers with excellent credit can now even arrange their loans online, through Internet lending services.

This week, Mr. Bernick, 59, filed a lawsuit on behalf of two American Indian tribes against New York state's financial regulatory agency, challenging its crackdown on Internet lending businesses, several of which are owned by tribes.

It's kind of obvious, really; pseudonyms, avatars, carefully crafted dating profiles – the internet lends itself to lying.

The fact that it was not connected to the Internet lends credence to reports that the attack may have been facilitated by a Saudi Aramco employee.

You can be FlamingLeprechaun and represent yourself with a picture of a bat or a spoon: the internet lends itself to surrealism.

However, some are finding that the Internet lends itself to good old-fashioned police methods in the never-ending war against financial crime (both real and virtual): The wanted poster.

As a platform for criticism, the Internet lends itself to the endless making and circulation of lists, and it has also become a gathering place for cinematic antiquarians of all stripes and sensibilities.

The detailed records that he and his wife keep of each butterfly collected in the forest that they study in Costa Rica could be useful for other scientists, and the Internet lends them a little more permanence.

One suspects that reporter Adam Nagourney would wax more eloquent on this topic if the shoe were on the other foot, but the internet lends itself to these sorts of things, and it's up to readers and viewers to beware.

But there was something about the "virtuality" of it that had allowed me to be sucked in, first by its seeming harmlessness, then by the way the internet lends itself to fantasy -- the brain to brain contact, the brain to heart connection.

The Internet lends itself greatly to the harmonization of nephrology training and should be embraced [ 22].