Sentence examples for could be lent from inspiring English sources
They could no more be stocked on open shelves than masterpieces could be lent to museumgoers.
Founded in 1973, it set out to prove that money could be lent profitably to poor people in poor neighbourhoods.
One of the offers was that the shield could be lent for three years, with the possibility of an extension.
"Selling one copy that could be lent out an infinite number of times with no friction is not a sustainable business model for us," Ms. Thomas says.
Historically, banks held as little in the way of excess reserves as possible, because this was money that could be lent immediately, upon which no income was earned.
That means Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres's 19th century portrait of the Comtesse could be lent because it was bought by Frick's daughter Helen in 1927.
American banks have a trillion dollars in reserves that they could be lending out.
By then, officials at the fund say, it could be lending emergency funds to at least two countries, and perhaps three.
"If the gambles don't work out, we could be lending more money to AIG than we already are".
Although the experimenters chose the mechanical design review as the context for evaluating the MR system, the results and learned lessons could possibly be lent to other similar types of design review activities.
