Sentence examples for loans to exploit from inspiring English sources
It is possible that students who expect to be low-earners will take out the loans, to exploit the fact that debt is eventually written off if left unpaid.
One reason to be optimistic about the prospects for some kind of economic recovery in Britain is that such a boost to the consumer sector combined with some delayed boost to exports through sterling depreciation will raise demand for business loans to exploit the potential supply of cheaper lending possible as a result of the Funding for Lending Scheme.
Titch Ronsons across America were defaulting on loans they shouldn't have been offered in the first place - incredibly high interest loans, designed to exploit the weak and vulnerable.
Sudan has realized that it cannot get loans or investments to exploit oil reserves while the war continues.
Liberal Judaism's representatives made such a demand, knowing that every one of us would have to pay a price, not because it is fashionable but because our tradition teaches us that the natural world is "loaned" to humanity to exploit but not to destroy.
And Clough said their situation will dictate both what other business they manage before the end of August and whether they look to exploit the loan market.
He continued to exploit the loan market, signing Dominic Blizzard from Bristol Rovers, a midfielder who played under him at Stockport.
But what is striking is how company directors have begun to use loans, particularly from their pension schemes, to exploit extraordinary loopholes in the tax system.
Many mortgages were sold by the original lender, a circumstance that homeowners' lawyers try to exploit by asking them to prove they own the loan.
Banks were able to exploit the first lot of so-called Basel rules, because they could hide risky loans off their balance sheets.
