Sentence examples similar to nearly fully repaid from inspiring English sources

The company has almost fully repaid the $3.4 billion for 2000.

That changed yesterday, when the New York Times reported that profits from the eight banks that have fully repaid the government total nearly $4 billion.

And it comes only weeks after the insurer fully repaid its bailout, generating about $22 billion in profit for the public.

To keep that from happening again, Mr. Fabian said, most states require short-term debt to be fully repaid the same year it is issued.

By year's end, the 22 biggest recipients will have fully repaid their loans to the Treasury ($185 billion), though most will still owe unknown billions to the Federal Reserve System.

They never got fully repaid.

That bailout has not been fully repaid.

None of them has fully repaid their bailout money.

Within 30 years, the debt would be fully repaid.

If the borrower fully repaid the loan at $400,000, he would receive a check for $50,000.

If they are not fully repaid, loans are written off after 30 years.