Sentence examples for going to get repaid from inspiring English sources

For four years?" Romney described this as "a very dangerous course, because, as you know, at some point the people who loan us all this money, if they get nervous that they're going to get repaid in dollars that might not be worth too much, they are going to ask for higher interest rates, and if that happens our budget is going to get overwhelmed by high interest costs.

When it became obvious at the beginning of this year that Solyndra was in trouble, an investment firm linked to the foundation lent it an extra $75m, on condition that the new loan be the first to get repaid if Solyndra went bust.

"The only way to get repaid was to keep giving her money so she could get a job.

The Basel rules demand more capital for mortgages with features that might make them less likely to get repaid.

So the government will depend on further sales of AIA and MetLife equity interests to get repaid.

Financing the I.M.F. is also pretty safe — its loans to debtor nations tend to get repaid ahead of anyone else's.

Because most Americans have fixed-rate mortgages, issuers find they tend to get repaid early when bond yields fall; they hedge this risk by buying Treasury bonds.

For one thing, China classifies loans as bad only when the principal fails to get repaid, even if the borrower has long defaulted on interest payments.

For debt collectors, letters and calls can go ignored, reducing their ability to get repaid.

But after more than three years of waiting, U.S. depositors have learned not to hold their breath waiting to get repaid for low bank rates.

Now the exchange wants to get repaid.