Sentence examples for because of loans from inspiring English sources

Adelphia's auditors would not sign off on the company's financial report for the year because of loans it guaranteed for the founding Rigas family.

Now, scores, if not hundreds, of Guyanese immigrants are facing financial ruin because of loans said to have been arranged by Mr. Ahmad, and the repercussions from the case have extended from Queens to Washington to Guyana.

Kentucky and New York racing regulators are reviewing whether Ahmed Zayat, owner of the early Kentucky Derby favorite Eskendereya, has jeopardized his license to race in those states because of loans he made to two convicted bookmakers.

That, though, sounds increasingly cynical, when the main reason universities have been able to increase their revenue so much is because of loans given to students on the basis of what they are told they will one day earn.Correction: Donald Heller is at Michigan State University, not Pennsylvania State University as this article originally suggested.

In reality, it had negative net worth, because of loans to the shareholding Daewoo group.

Moody's said the firm's outlook is negative because of loans made by its financial services division and lower demand for trucks.

If the cash flow drops because of loan modifications, some investors will be unhappy.

It is too bad, then, that because of loan restrictions, "Take Note!" will be here for so short a time.

In large part because of loan problems, though, profits at Harley fell 30percentt last year, to $654.7 million on revenue of $5.6 billion.

When a bank fails because of loan defaults, depositors at other banks lose confidence; the result can be a contraction of credit in the economy.

Bank of America recovered from an early slump, after the parent of the nation's biggest bank posted a 27percentt drop in earnings because of loan and investment losses.