Sentence examples for little collateral from inspiring English sources

When insurers falter, they quietly run down their books with little collateral damage.

Cars much more than a year old may be rejected as having too little collateral value.

Much of it also has too little capital and, at crucial times, too little collateral behind it.

What is more, even if banks (mostly state-owned themselves) wanted to lend to entrepreneurs, the latter have little collateral to pledge for their loans.

Managing Steven Gerrard wasn't so much a footballing challenge but a matter of overseeing, with as little collateral damage as possible, an epic, slow-burn sentimental goodbye.

So if you have a little collateral, you might as well use it," said Hugh Stephens, with the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada.

As a result, banks can claim very little in collateral.

The company has little in collateral to comfort bankers issuing debt.

Access to affordable capital for business expansion is limited in many developing countries, especially for small health care businesses with little loan collateral.

But because judges would be reluctant to accept a bond with little or no collateral securing it, some bondsmen have been suspected of lying in court papers about how much collateral they received.

Many multimillion-euro loans were advanced on little or no collateral.