Economists agree on one thing: the pace of lending in China must slow significantly in the rest of this year to avert a crisis.
Since Mnuchin bagged one of the most influential economic positions on the planet, he's been remarkably consistent on just one thing: making sure he lends a helping hand to the world of big finance, his former universe.
The truth is that one thing alone lends gravity to Bond, and tethers him down to our shared earth, and that is the actor who plays him.
It is, for one thing, a handsome room lent warmth by a rich, mushroomy colour scheme and ultra-gentle lighting.
For one thing, some aspects of altruism lend themselves to mathematical analysis, he explained.
Peer-to-peer lending in a social sense, like Kiva, is one thing, but I'm not convinced peer-to-peer lending for profit works or scales.
For one thing, he recently loosened the terms on which the European Central Bank would lend money to commercial banks.
All this symbolic ice is one thing, but the real thing also lends itself to poetry.
Barnes & Noble claims on its Web site that the Nook has several advantages over the Kindle — for one thing, a Nook book can be lent to friends.
VERSE 2 Well, I'm mighty proud of one thing I did Tryin' to educate my suburban kid I had Arne Duncan lend me a helping hand.
For one thing, the faster rates of productivity growth in the late 1990's, which lent so much confidence to Mr. Greenspan and others about the maturing of the new economy, were significantly reduced.
