Sentence examples for made repayments from inspiring English sources

At its worst point, she says, people representing the bank were phoning her 17 times a day asking why she hadn't made repayments – even though she was paying exactly as agreed by the bank staff.

The others who made repayments are Lawrence M. Coss, the former chief executive of Conseco Finance, who owed $13.4 million, and M. Phil Hathaway, a retired corporate executive, who owed $1.1 million.

He claims the 85% loan-to-value mortgage would drop to 75% after five years as homeowners made repayments, protecting them from falling into negative equity and preventing repossessions.

In the pilot, homeowners made repayments for green technologies over a long enough period so payments are lower than the predicted savings on energy bills, though the financial packages also included options in which they paid some of the upfront costs.

If our government had used borrowed money to improve infrastructure or to improve the skills of workers, the resulting extra production would have made repayment easier.

But by 2008 soaring interest rates made repayment obligations difficult for 70% of borrowers.

Gloucester had forced a change to the conditions of the Dictum, whereby the disinherited were allowed to recover their lands before they had paid their fines rather than after; an arrangement that made repayment much easier.

To be fair, Oakam's cashback feature does encourage borrowers to make repayments on time.

Under the current terms, Airbus makes repayments as it delivers planes to customers.

If you get into trouble, don't borrow to make repayments without thinking carefully.

Banks fear this means councils no longer have the authority to make repayments.