Sentence examples for it could lend from inspiring English sources

Now it could lend out its bronze.

Jennings believed that a bank did not have to lend its own deposits because it could lend other banks' deposits.

He had a concept which held that a bank did not have to lend its own deposits because it could lend other banks' deposits.

The idea was that it could lend funds to Greece, which would buy back its debt at market prices ie, at a deep discount to its par value.On a recent visit to Berlin, George Papandreou, the Greek prime minister, pleaded for such buy-backs to be on the negotiating table.

Apple has not yet made a formal announcement regarding its plans for the channel going forward, but it seems it could lend itself to a variety of tutorial videos, including those for non-iOS devices in the future, if it chose.

If it acts like the Fed, then it could lend against "real" or post-crisis value.

"If I had money, I could lend it," he says.

I thought it had broken down and was crossing to see if I could lend a hand.

"Perhaps I could lend a hand".

You could caress your copy of "Oops!… I Did It Again"; you could lend it to a friend; you could both weep over the shards after she dropped it in a terrible accident.

Somebody somewhere has to consume - to replace the consumption of the lost internal consumer (fuelled by debt) - but seeing as this is a developed world phenomenon (consumption fuelled by debt) - you're only hope of the third world deciding it want's to buy a lot of stuff - which of course it cannot afford - maybe we could lend it some????