Sentence examples for lending off from inspiring English sources
Fitch, a ratings agency, has described how banks have moved lending off their books using a variety of dodges, such as packaging loans into securitised products with the help of lightly regulated trust companies.
The loans themselves are peer-to-peer, meaning Dharma isn't actually loaning you any money – they are just building the open-source protocol to facilitate the borrowing and lending off cryptocurrency.
[NYT] Publishers Weekly returned to the issue of publishers' withdrawing their e-books from library lending, off of the announcement by Penguin last week that "it was disabling library e-book lending on the Kindle and pulling its latest e-book titles from all library lending platforms".
''Mortgage lenders won't lend on off-plan property in the current tight credit market, viewing off plan as an increasingly risky property type in case the development never gets finished and the developer goes under,'' said Camilla Dell, a buying agent at Black Price Property Solutions, who works in the central London market.
Many businesspeople meanwhile worry that the worst is yet to come, complaining that fearful banks have stopped lending, cutting off circulation of the economy's lifeblood.
While credit is not as tight as last week, banks are still hoarding cash and refusing to lend, cutting off critical arteries of the financial system.
(If you are only using one bucket, it is important to let the fermented beer settle after stirring in the priming sugar solution. There is sediment on the bottom (trub) that will lend an off flavor to your beer).
Plus, students want to get out of their debt, they don't want to be paying it off for decades and banks aren't exactly lending their butts off right now.
Some 30 first-tier banks briefly cut off lending to second-tier banks.
The academics are right to say that higher equity need not kill off lending.
It had to shut off lending for some of them when it uncovered collusion among bidders, he said.
