Sentence examples for moved lending from inspiring English sources

Fitch, a ratings agency, has described how banks have moved lending off their books using a variety of dodges, such as packaging loans into securitised products with the help of lightly regulated trust companies.

Barclays moves, lends, invests and protects money for customers and clients worldwide.

If a friend needs help moving, lend a hand and bring your son along to do the same.

As bond spreads moved out, lending conditions tightened in the mortgage market.

His move lent weight to a cause until then championed mainly by Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, Democrat of New York, and consumer groups.

Morley could have mentioned, but does not, how Jackson's moves lent themselves to what became gifs in the digital age: curt, staccato metonyms.

It's important to call them on this, as T5 does in U12, a move lent support by the subsequent contributions of S5 and S6.

When interest rates finally move higher, lending them out should increase margins.

But, when you move from lending money to the government — either short-term with bills or longer term with bonds — to investing in the equity market, there's a stunning difference in terms of the returns.

The White House has pointed to banks' repayment as proof that the bailouts helped the financial system recover from near disaster, but it wants the banks to help get the economy moving by lending more to companies to create jobs and to consumers in danger of losing their homes to foreclosure.

It's what makes the after-the-storm bliss of Real Love not mawkish but moving, and lends the devotional You Bring Me Joy a darker subtext.