Sentence examples for beginning to repay from inspiring English sources

The department's official default rate measures only borrowers who have defaulted within two years of beginning to repay their loans.

The global deals are beginning to repay its patience: JLR is likely to make $1 billion in profit this year as well as providing Tata Motors with valuable skills.

The Governor bristles when the increase in state spending is brought up, arguing that it should not overshadow the fiscal reforms he has instituted, including balancing the state's annual budgets and beginning to repay its accumulated debt.

Macri benefitted from the decision of a judge (responding to the country's changing political climate) to reverse his earlier requirement that Argentina pay the holdout creditors in full before beginning to repay those creditors who in 2005 had agreed to restructure the debt.

Students attending for-profit colleges and community colleges represented almost half of all borrowers leaving school and beginning to repay loans in 2011.

I could never begin to repay you, as you must know.

But, he says, with $300,000 in revenue projected this year, he has already begun to repay it.

The borrowers would have five years before they had to begin to repay the government loans.

In the 11th year of operation at both sites, G. & W. would begin to repay the deferred taxes without interest.

We were each supposed to say something, something meaningful or thankful, I suppose, that would begin to repay our debt to the cows and the people of Sumatra.

The companies, which Mr. Obama described in an appearance here as "not really government, but not really private sector," recently began to repay taxpayers.