Sentence examples for could loans from inspiring English sources

Because buying a derivative requires much less capital than buying the loan or bond it is derived from, banks and traders can buy more of them than they could loans or bonds.

Perhaps they could loan them to the NRL video ref in the meantime.

To secure the deal, Chelsea could loan Shaw back to Southampton for the rest of the season.

"It opens up an opportunity to people who might be reluctant to make an outright gift, but could loan money.

They are working with the Lucie Blackman Trust, which supports British victims abroad, to find a Mexican company with that could loan it to officials.

"We asked if they could loan us whatever else they could afford, but on that amount we would pay them interest".

"The RFU asked if they could loan Andy Farrell for the Six Nations, which we did in the national interest," said Griffiths.

He also said that because data will be accessed through the cloud, users could loan their machines to other people.

The Hammers have been linked with a move for Carroll, 23, after new Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers said they could loan the forward out.

If you aren't familiar with the platform, Bitconnect was an anonymously-run site where users could loan their cryptocurrency to the company in exchange for outsized returns depending on how long the loan was for.

There was a question or two that I think I could've answered better, but overall, my committee was pleased, even helpful with suggestions and resources that they could loan me that would aide in my progress.