Sentence examples for diminished loan from inspiring English sources

Block also said in the filing that Option One, which is its subprime mortgage unit, now planned to cut more jobs this year than the 615 announced in May as it reduces costs to deal with diminished loan demand and lower prices in the secondary market.

Investors had already begun balking at buying securities backed by these bonds, so banks like Wachovia were stuck with loans of diminished value.

With the diminished appetite for leveraged loans, they face having to hold the debt themselves or sell it at a loss if the takeover is completed.

Today, they seemed a diminished lot.

With diminished numbers come diminished profits.

Izenberg monitored Ali during the hiatus, staffing some of his speeches on college campuses, his work on a Broadway musical, "Buck White," and his diminished lifestyle, recalling how he loaned the champion-turned-pariah $20 to get home one night.

Because a diminished BBC would diminish Britain.

These combine with diminished hearing and eyesight; diminished mobility and balance; diminished respiratory and kidney function; and diminished cognitive abilities.

Let's rewind that for a moment: he said that a kid already repaying student loans for four years of college and facing diminished job opportunities WILL NOT be deterred from a more expensive graduate school program.

All three aim to allow borrowers who are unable to pay off the full value of their loan to reduce their debt to fit their home's diminished market value.

But when local currencies start to weaken, in line with diminished economic prospects, then the effect is twofold: paying off dollar loans becomes more costly for the borrower, and the lender becomes increasingly skittish about his exposure to a fragile currency and may move to reduce or even slash credit lines.