Sentence examples for lend anybody from inspiring English sources

They weren't lining up to lend anybody money".

"Lenders are very reluctant to lend anybody money for anything in downtown Detroit because it's still viewed as a gamble," said Dave Kwiatkowski, an owner of Detroit Bros. Custom Cycles, a motorcycle shop in suburban Ferndale.

We opened FnB in 2009, and at that time in that economy, nobody wanted to lend anybody money.

There can be quantity constraints, when nobody is willing to lend to anybody at any price.

"Nobody really wants to lend to anybody where there is the slightest doubt," said one banker in Frankfurt involved in fixed-income markets, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to avoid offending clients.

Mortgage companies are reluctant to lend to anybody but the safest of borrowers, and the government — led by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, an agency created largely to protect mortgage borrowers — has raced to formalize that new caution.

So banks lent to anybody that politicians said needed the money.

Because the banks aren't lending to anybody but the mega-corporations who are already sitting on a ton of cash.

Anybody can have anybody.

Again, this probably won't change anything; banks still have no desire to lend anything to anybody (see Myth #1).

However now, for once, the new UK government isn't fooled: it knows that UK banks don't want to lend money to anybody, let alone startups [as defined by everyone else].