Sentence examples for loans not only from inspiring English sources
Takatomo Nakagawa, a researcher at Teikoku Data Bank, remarked: "The companies using this program were, in many cases, using the money especially to pay back existing bank loans, not only for the operations of the company.
In addition, the Fed's new lending practices, hastily put together last fall, have channeled loans not only to banks, to encourage them to continue lending, but to investment houses that otherwise might have foundered.
Their refinance loans not only put more money in the couple's pockets, it added to the further debunking of the traditional advice not to refinance unless the spread between the old and new loans is at least 2 percentage points.
Really?' " If you do read Internet news sites, you would see that Oliver has very quickly become an essential cultural critic, one whose bitterly funny opinion segments on such issues as capital punishment, net neutrality, and payday loans not only respond cleverly to the news but have had a hand in shaping both opinion, and, in the case of net neutrality, perhaps even policy.
Now Shah is hoping to see the users of TripAdvisor's loans not only give their own money, but become more active on the review site.
You may want to consider consolidating loans, not only to get a better rate, but also for ease of repayment.
… I couldn't get a bank loan, not only when I started, but years later.
Recently, the Barbican in London offered an eye-opening show titled "Magnificent Obsessions: The Artist as Collector," which was comprised of personal collections amassed by Peter Blake, Damien Hirst, Sol LeWitt and Jim Shaw, who loaned not only paintings by other artists, but eccentric assortments of objects.
Retiring its government loans will not only save Chrysler an estimated $350 million a year in interest payments, but it should also bolster its image in the eyes of American consumers.
But small nonprofit organizations found that tiny loans could not only raise the incomes of the rural and small-town poor but also, unlike aid and other handouts, could help make them self-sufficient.
And for the foreseeable future each quarterly troika review will be awaited with bated breath as the conditionality of the loans require not only considerable effort from Greece but also a bit of good luck".
