Sentence examples for foreclose them from inspiring English sources

At issue, then, is not nature or nurture but how nurture becomes nature: the environment in which children play and grow can encourage a range of aptitudes or foreclose them.

As Peggy Orenstein wrote in an article about gender-based toy marketing last December for The New York Times, "At issue, then, is not nature or nurture but how nurture becomes nature: the environment in which children play and grow can encourage a range of aptitudes or foreclose them".

Looking at Jackson's works from this perspective allows for new ways of reading her œuvre, instead of foreclosing them.

The true voices of Occupy are Jimmy Stewart playing George Bailey battling the banking abuses of Mr. Potter on behalf of the idea that prosperity is made by building homes, not foreclosing them.

Protections veterans and servicemembers wouldn't have at all, if we didn't have a CFPB at all: A special team of advocates and investigators looking out for service members and veterans, and going after those who systematically target them with financial scams, illegally foreclose on them or hustle them into sleazy for-profit school contracts.

Homeowners with loans from OneWest were at the mercy of the bank, as it could decide to offer them loan modifications or foreclose on them.

The idea was that the Treasury Department would provide incentives to mortgage servicers and investors to modify mortgages for struggling homeowners, rather than foreclose on them.

Such a release might also make it harder for borrowers to argue that MERS has no right, or standing, to foreclose on them.

The judge told them he knew nothing of the Hardest-Hit agreement, and ruled in favor of Third Federal, which was looking to foreclose on them.

The DiFrancescos failed to make several mortgage payments, and the bank moved to foreclose, suing them for a total of $1.2 million, including penalties.

In an April 7 opinion involving a couple whose bank tried to foreclose on them even though they were current on their mortgage, you can sense Ms. Magner's frustration with financial institutions that administer home loan payments and records.