Sentence examples for lend worth from inspiring English sources

The question becomes: how do artists lend worth to digital files?

Sub-prime lending, worth £35bn a year, bleeds the poorest.

At the end of March, banks in the UK reported total cross-border lending worth $4.5tn, ahead of Japan and the US.

The company also said it had negotiated new bank lending facilities worth £1.2 billion over five years and it would make a special contribution of £40m over three years to eliminate the deficit in its pension fund.

The Nationwide, for instance, will only lend on homes worth up to £250,000, not £500,000.

Mr Soros wants rich countries to lend $100 billion-worth to poor ones, creating a "green fund" to jump-start mitigation.

"I can't think of any commodity that compares to that," Rankin muses as we ponder the tens of millions per cent in added value that an illustrious signature might lend to "ten pence worth of oil and quid's worth of canvas and stretcher".

"Lenders do want to lend, so it is worth a go," he said.

Football clubs around the world have to lend billions of dollars-worth of talent to their national sides, free of charge.

The few good Czech companies can demand such cheap borrowing that it is hardly worth lending to them.

They need a client willing to borrow, a project worth lending to, and collateral to protect against risk.