Sentence examples for as a forbearance from inspiring English sources

In fact, at the same time that Mr. Martin is trying to give phone companies access to apartment buildings, he's trying to take away — through a shadowy procedure known as a "forbearance" proceeding — the ability of competing phone companies to get access to buildings where medium and large buildings buy phone services.

In 2003, the Wellmans signed a forbearance agreement with National City.

A forbearance is only a temporary solution, which often digs the borrower into a deeper hole.

"They're still charging a forbearance fee, which they don't for federal loans.

This leaves the Deflationary conception of forbearance, according to which a forbearance is the opposite of an action, namely an episode of rest or absence of thought.

Granting a forbearance requires little work.

Consider applying for a forbearance if: you have a sudden financial hardship.

Over the past few years, the city has invested in more than 350 miles of bike lanes, but maneuvering through city traffic will still require great care as well as forbearance by cyclicsts, motorists and pedestrians alike.

That sort of breathing room is known as regulatory forbearance, essentially a bet by regulators that time will help heal banking troubles.

This is pretty chilly, but, as with the tract of ice, what might have seemed distant or cold comes off, rather, as an act of forbearance, restraint — art.

Scialfa is portrayed as a figure of saintly forbearance and sensitivity.