Sentence examples for less likely to lend from inspiring English sources

It's less likely to lend itself to social-desirability bias.

Banking lobbyists argue that uncertainty over which category their claims would end up in will spook creditors and make them less likely to lend on affordable terms.

And even if they wanted such practices, banks — attuned to the growing uncertainties — are far less likely to lend the money needed.

And Obama will find that China is less likely to cooperate on global warming, and the French less likely to lend a hand in Iraq, if our markets are closed to their products.

If the value of those bonds suddenly dropped, banks would have less money on hand and would be less likely to lend to one another, potentially causing a freeze in the credit markets like the one in 2008.

Bank recapitalization, the third pillar of the October meeting, was not a main area of discussion on Tuesday, but there are worries that this requirement may impose burdens on banks that make them less likely to lend.

If banks are confident that they will have sufficient capital to weather a severe economic storm, they are more likely to lend now making it less likely that a more serious downturn will occur.

Formal methods of consensus development are used because several people are less likely to arrive at a wrong decision than a single individual, and a selected group of individuals is more likely to lend some authority to the final decision.

Banks will be more likely to lend money to people they can trace.

And he is not likely to lend it to anyone for the evening.

Lending between banks slipped, a sign banks are more likely to lend to each other.