Sentence examples for of getting repaid from inspiring English sources

Normally, as the day of repayment for a Treasury bill gets closer, the chances of getting repaid go up and the bill becomes worth more to investors.

By transferring such loan agreements to English law, the banks may increase the chances of getting repaid in euros after an exit, according to legal experts.

Suttons chances of getting repaid are slim.

The idea here is that money is just one part of realizing a plan, and that, as the company doing the lending, SoFi will have a better chance of getting repaid (and winning more business) if it plays a role in fostering success for its customer.

Many of the LCCC projects depend on getting repaid through such sales.

Where do pension plans rank among the hierarchy of creditors getting repaid during a bankruptcy?

A lender "should be thinking only about the likelihood of that loan getting repaid" and not about in-store profits, says Rep. Frank.

Those who hold senior bonds stand in line ahead of junior bondholders to get repaid if a bank fails, which is why those securities are deemed less risky and carry a lower interest rate.

In addition, GE will pick up as much as half of Boeing's $1 billion development cost for the long-range (8,900 nautical miles) version of the aircraft, sharing the risk of meeting the performance guarantees but getting repaid as a share of revenues.

In addition, GE will pick up as much as half of Boeing's $1 billion development cost for the long-range (8,900 nautical miles) version of the aircraft, sharing the risk of meeting the performance guarantees but getting repaid with a share of revenues.

Financing the I.M.F. is also pretty safe — its loans to debtor nations tend to get repaid ahead of anyone else's.