Sentence examples for mean fat lending from inspiring English sources

The big gap between short- and long-term interest rates should mean fat lending profits for American banks.

You mean fat?

That should mean fat profits for producers.

Profits were high, buoyed by fat lending margins and relatively few loan losses.

U.S. Bancorp of Minneapolis plans to rely on its fat lending margins and fee-generating businesses to weather the recession.

"His audiences are very straitjacketed in their expectations of him, and by that I mostly mean fat suit, fat suit, fat suit".

There were fat lending spreads but not many dollars to lend.

Curves do not mean fat.

Mostly, that means fat, fat and fat.

"Cuddly" means "fat".

"Hand-cut chips means fat chips," retorts the barman insanely.