Sentence examples for constrained lending from inspiring English sources

San Francisco-based LendingHome has spent the last several years building technology that would help real estate investors get mortgages in what has been an otherwise constrained lending market.

It was a rare piece of good news in the most constrained lending environment for decades.

Moody's estimated that 75% of mortgage borrowers aged 60-plus have an interest-only loan, compared to 42% of younger borrowers, and said this "increases their vulnerability to constrained lending conditions".

The banks have protested, saying that this will slow down the "animal spirits" and constrain lending.

At best, the deteriorating condition of the financial system will constrain lending and hamstring the economy for a long time.

Big write-downs on these could erode capital, a shortage of which is already constraining lending and investment.

Republicans have so far seemed more interested in carping about an unaccountable agency constraining lending and crushing small banks (it's not, by the way) than actually undertaking a frontal assault on consumer protection.

The Eurozone's structure is partly to blame for impeding adjustment to the shock generated by the crisis; in the absence of a banking union, it was no surprise that money fled the hardest hit countries, weakening their financial systems and constraining lending and investment.

The importance of these institutions and practices is the lesson of the comparative strength of the German political-economy, which did not pursue a Keynesian model after 1945, but one based on worker representation in firms, a vocational economy and robust regional banks constrained to lend within the region or the sector.

And of course the banks, you know, we don't want the banks to be in trouble because they've constrained their lending.

But "constrained bank lending" is just what some Fed leaders want, according to meeting minutes.