Sentence examples for greater loans from inspiring English sources
For example, a student who graduates with an engineering or business degree may be able to assume greater loans and debt than a student who graduates with a social work or teaching degree.
According to Mark Kantrowitz, who publishes the financial aid websites Fastweb.com and Finaid.org, while the average 2011 graduate finished school with about $27,200 in debt, many are straining to pay off significantly greater loans.
In their report, the analysts said they expected tougher operating conditions for banks, greater loan losses and more volatility in financial markets.
Already, earnings at the bank's consumer division were down 23% in this year's second quarter to $2.46 billion on greater loan losses.
Shortly after, under the 2003 Higher Education Support Act, HECS became HECS-HELP, a greater loan system that included overseas students and full-fee domestic students.
"These can be great loans for some people, but only if they understand them".
It was an almost impossible attempt to make an exhibition just about the way artists have used bronze, but the curator got such great loans that it was a five-star sensation.
"They were great loans at 85 cents," says Beal, referring to the price he had paid for them years earlier.
"I'm totally committed to my career and have taken out a socking great loan to do this," she says.
"We sent a tweet to a great loan company, Sofi, and their CEO, who is on Twitter.
