Sentence examples for back lending from inspiring English sources

European banks also have pared back lending, as they try to improve their overstretched balance sheets.

They'll pull back lending to U.S. banks and then they'd be in worse shape".

As a result, he says, they have already begun to raise standards and cut back lending.

Banks have become increasingly reliant on savings deposits to back lending.

As a consequence, they scaled back lending to corporate clients (including those overseas), which quickly felt the pain.

These critics assumed that the main thing holding back lending and investment was caution on the part of the banks.

My broad back lends itself to activities such as fence-climbing and jousting, both of which I pursue regularly, without the aid of caffeine.

Silk shades soften the lighting, lending a gauzy glow to brick and beige walls; pin lights in swagged sheers at the front window and in trees at the back lend a festive touch.

"I wanted to enable people to lend money directly to someone in the developing world so they can set themselves up in a business and then, as it is paid back, lend the money to someone else.

I didn't think The Road Back lent itself to the novel form.

Such a chain of back-to-back lending, advisers from PwC argued, effectively meant Shire's intra-group loans were only passing through Luxembourg.