Sentence examples for loans roughly from inspiring English sources

Since Sept. 11, about one million people have applied to refinance their home loans, roughly six times as many as did during the comparable period last year.

The report from the Center for Responsible Lending, "Lost Ground, 2011," finds that at least 2.7 million mortgages loaned from 2004 through 2008, or about 6 percent, have ended in foreclosure and that nearly 4 million more home loans (roughly 8 percent) from the same period remain at serious risk.

Despite all the controversy currently surrounding student loans, roughly 86percentt of students still view college as a worthwhile investment.

About $150 billion of their education borrowings are private, non-government guaranteed loans, roughly a quarter of which are owned by Sallie Mae, according to CFPB data and Sallie Mae's securities filings.

Given the massive number of liar's loans and the extraordinary growth of liar's loans (roughly 500% from 200-2006) is is clear that that they were the "marginal loans" that caused the housing markets to hyper-inflate and created the catastrophic losses (in the form of loans, MBS, and CDOs) that drove the financial crisis.

To start their business they need to take out a loan: roughly $650.

Now that his son is unemployed, Rasem is desperate, he says, living off a 3,000-dinar 3,000-dinarloan4,000) froughlyank.

When Ms. AbuSulayman and a male counterpart submitted similar applications to the same Saudi Arabian bank, she received a loan roughly a third of the size of the man.

The new agreement is made up of a $60 billion loan, roughly $50 billion in capital to buy troubled assets and a $40 billion preferred-stock investment from TARP.

The new equity will enable them to loan roughly 10 times more than would the Treasury's earlier (and still developing) plan to buy up troubled assets.

However, that contribution came at a cost: a book of some 700,000 dicey loans worth roughly $100 billion.Those mortgages are now going sour.