Sentence examples for loaned up from inspiring English sources

With banks loaned up to the limit of their reserves and real investment absorbing all of savings, government borrowing will restrict private spending as much as an increase in taxation will under the same conditions.

My optimism on interest rates relates to the consumer, who accounts for two-thirds of the economy, and who is loaned up to his hairline.

Even if your lender didn't lard up on mortgage-backed securities, it might still be "loaned up"–meaning that it has maxed out its percentage of loans to deposits on hand.

As of January 2011, the banking sector, particularly Bank Maskan, had loaned up to 102 trillion rials ($10.2 billion) to applicants of Mehr housing scheme.

But starting now, thanks to the new funding, Vouch can loan up to $15,000.

Elsewhere, shares of General Motors kicked up 2.4%, after a federal report said Uncle Sam would loan up to $5.0 billion more to the struggling automaker.

The government here used to have something known as the Small Firms Loan Guarantee – this used to allow banks to loan up to £250,000.

Some will loan up to the RV's retail value on refinancing.