Sentence examples for benefits lending from inspiring English sources
This study provides further evidence that the impacts of mesquite exceed the benefits, lending support for a policy to reduce negative impacts.
Republicans also rejected an effort by Democrats to lower the maximum interest rate to 6.8percentt, keeping it at 8.25percentt, a level that benefits lending institutions.
Because of both financial and social benefits of lending to women, most micro-lending institutions aim the vast majority of their lending portfolio toward female borrowers.
In recognition of both the financial and social benefits of lending to women, most micro-lending institutions aim the vast majority, if not all, of their lending portfolio toward the female borrower.
Notwithstanding the obvious cultural benefits of lending to the Met in the company of many other countries, Syrian participation became less and less likely as the Iraq war approached.
President Obama and his Democratic allies in Congress are hoping that voters will punish Republicans in the midterm elections for obstructing his efforts to extend unemployment benefits, expand lending to small businesses, and increase aid to struggling state and local governments.
The bank, based in Frankfurt, benefited from lending to the country's powerful export sector.
Mrs. Gardner could never have foreseen the need for and expense of climate control nor the public benefit of lending artworks for short periods of time to traveling exhibitions.
Hobbs was the biggest attraction and a combination of his cricket earnings (estimated to be around £780 each year), the income from his business, product endorsement he was one of the first cricketers to benefit from lending his name to commercial products —and ghostwritten books and articles made him relatively wealthy.
This demonstrated functional benefit lends support to the hypothesis that proton pump modifiers may have efficacy in treating humans with severe collagen IV myopathies.
This is partially due to the benefits of securities lending.
