Sentence examples for loans doubled from inspiring English sources

The volume of new loans doubled in 2009.

Rates on federally subsidized loans doubled to almost 7% on July 1, thanks to Congressional bickering and dithering.

The bank says that a frenzy of investment after the credit crisis of 2008, when total bank loans doubled in three years, led to seven years of infrastructure spending in a mere three years.

At Allied Irish Banks, the largest of the Irish banks and one that seems to have been no more irresponsible than the rest, the book of loans doubled between 2004 and 2007.

Congress didn't act before the Fourth of July recess so the interest rate on new, subsidized Stafford loans doubled to 6.8 percent, from 3.4 percent, as scheduled under current law.

On July 1, interest rates on subsidized Stafford loans doubled from 3.4percentto6.8percentcent.

Over the weekend, industrialized and emerging countries pledged an additional $430 billion to bolster the International Monetary Fund's reserves for loans, doubling the size of the organization's war chest in the event of a worsening European debt crisis to almost $1 trillion.

The number of borrowers who were at least four months behind on a credit card, auto, house or installment loan doubled after the 2001 recession, to nearly seven million, according to credit bureau data analyzed by a Federal Reserve economist.

Mortgage loans and home-improvement loans have doubled, both in number and in their total dollar value.

Greek companies forced still to make payments in euros will see costs and interest payments on euro loans double.

Ziyadah Birthwright, a senior loan consultant with Infinity Home Mortgage Company in Cherry Hill, says 50 percent of her business is now in 203(k) loans, double what it was two years ago.