Sentence examples for course loans from inspiring English sources

In the past, it was sustained by tourism, olives and other small-scale produce, and, of course, loans — which have evaporated.

Of course, loans to large banks are more secure in part because they are bailed out when they get into temporary trouble.

Originally built as a site for users to keep up and manage their credit scores, it now covers a range of other services, with financial tools and a portal for applying for different kinds of products, from credit cards to insurance and of course loans.

"In some cases, where courses exceed the usual study time period, then students can apply for living costs support in the form of a long courses loan.

In short order, Grameen changed course: its loans would be to women; if a man in the family wanted a loan, he could ask his wife to apply, and it would be up to her to decide if he was a good credit risk.

Of course, such loans — although perfectly rational for individual banks — are collectively disastrous for the banking industry and the economy.

Of course, the loans are unsecured and few students have credit track records, so lenders must judge the likelihood of a default.

Long before you choose your new car, or begin your college course, the loans you take out will have been bundled for sale on the global securities market, with a precise prediction as to your likelihood of default built in.

"In the final year of a course, maintenance loans are set at a lower rate than the previous years to reflect that for most courses, students will complete their studies in the May or June following the start of their final academic year and they are then able to pursue their chosen career.

Then of course, these loans are essentially guaranteed by the government.

Of course, a loan from someone dead is — like any loan — temporary.