The phrase "abilities to pay back" is not correct in standard written English.
A more appropriate expression would be "ability to pay back."
Example: "The lender assessed the borrower's ability to pay back the loan before approving it."
Alternatives: "capacity to repay" or "repayment capability."
Determination of ability to pay back the loan is based on the fully amortized payment, not the interest-only payment.
It also an indication of investors' confidence in the country's ability to pay back any future loans.
When a developing country's currency loses value rapidly, it impedes the ability to pay back loans from Western banks.
A third-year student at the Medical College of Georgia and an aspiring emergency room doctor, she doesn't worry so much about her ability to pay back her loans.
Companies with junk credit ratings have been increasingly issuing bonds for riskier purposes that could hinder their ability to pay back bondholders.
The ability to pay back after university has no bearing on your parental income, but instead on the education you received and your employment status as an adult.
The losses that Wilpon has sustained as a result of the Madoff fraud case could hamper his ability to pay back debt related to that buyout.
The ratings on Prudential's ability to pay back loans and to cover its policies have been falling over the last few years.
"I first would allow the guilty bankers to pay, you know, the ability to pay back anything over $100 million," she said, before adding that they should go to "re-education camps and if that doesn't help, then being beheaded".
He believes that the downturn in expansion-stage financing will hamper entrepreneurs' ability to pay back the debt owed to their earlier seed-stage investors and force them to close up shop.
