Sentence examples for loan availability from inspiring English sources

Ms. Mule said there were many challenges facing poor, rural communities, and progress was often held back by larger problems like lack of infrastructure, health care or loan availability, rather than the scarcity of Internet access.

Barclays shares tumble after allegations about private 'dark pool' trading system 2.39pm BST Ground-breaking they may be, but the Bank of England's measures will not have much immediate impact on loan availability at NatWest and Royal Bank of Scotland.

Timothy F. Geithner, the Treasury secretary, and Shaun Donovan, Housing secretary, are among the advisers who believe that the government must provide a backstop for the industry, in part to ensure the loan availability.

However, due to the increasing conversion of microform collections to digital formats and the interlibrary loan availability of microform sets from the Center for Research Libraries, microform supporting film studies is now acquired on demand only.

However, due to the increasing conversion of microform collections to digital formats and the interlibrary loan availability of microform sets from the Center for Research Libraries, microform supporting linguistics is now acquired on demand only.

However, due to the increasing conversion of microform collections to digital formats and the interlibrary loan availability of microform sets from the Center for Research Libraries, microform supporting German and Scandinavian language and literature is now acquired on demand only.

This is intended to maximize use of the tissue loan and increase availability of information to the research community.

Note the item's location (i.e. "Regenstein, 1st Floor Reserve Desk"), call number, loan period, and availability.

Just like foodbank use, it is austerity policies that create demand for payday loans, not their availability.

Those loans have limited availability and their price — the rate or fees — could be higher, Mr. Fratantoni said.

In April, Sarah Bloom Raskin, deputy treasury secretary, questioned why some 7 million borrowers have defaulted on their federal student loans, given the availability of income-linked repayment plans.