Sentence examples for flexible borrowing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wolk said subprime loans, those with more onerous terms, and Alt A mortgages, ones with more flexible borrowing conditions, accounted for nearly half the home loans in some South Side neighborhoods.

But over time the move could help establish more flexible lending and borrowing rates and create a more efficient banking system.

As the name suggests, the 55+ Mortgage is exclusively for over-55s and is being described as "a flexible way to borrow money in later life".

Though the style of each of these dining spots differs slightly, they all share the notion that Asian cuisines can be compatible, and flexible enough to borrow not only from one another but also from the Western world.

What's more, the fact that the past is flexible — that our memory "sins," to borrow a word from Schacter's writing — is what allows us to imagine things that have never happened.

As the discussion above suggests, the amount that can be borrowed with ever more flexible (and riskier) mortgage instruments is an economic reality.

Long borrowing agreements, no interest to pay, flexible repayment schedules that are sympathetic to the financial setbacks and unexpected expenses we all face.

The Bayesian approach to MTC modelling is the most flexible, allowing the inclusion of a wide range of data and borrowing strength across the network ensures the optimal use of the data.

The last minute Remortgaging Switching to a flexible mortgage with a draw-down facility means you can borrow more while your child is studying then make overpayments to cover the difference later.

The online option makes the service more flexible, as you can edit your files from any computer, including a borrowed machine or a shared computer, like a business center's kiosk PC, for example.

What it says: "Wonga is not the cheapest way to borrow money, but we are the fastest, most convenient and most flexible lender in the UK.