Sentence examples for order lending from inspiring English sources

The book offers the advantage that it can be read in any particular order, lending itself to assignment as a supplementary paperback for an introductory biology course.

I would come to understand society as a dictator of gender roles, decreeing commands and orders, lending to this culture of conformity.

The archdiocese and its archives, churches and religious orders lent more than 20 objects to the exhibition, and Cardinal Edward M. Egan is expected to attend the invitation-only opening reception on Thursday.

Mr. Eitelberg bristles at such comments, saying purchase-order lending is ultimately a risky business and that his fees are more than justified.

In effect, the I.M.F. is borrowing from some countries in order to lend to other countries.

Banks are in essence middlemen (or "financial intermediaries") that borrow in order to lend.

These must be addressed in order to lend credibility to the policy's environmental ambitions.

In order to lend concrete meaning to the capacious term "liberty," the Supreme Court over the decades has used two tests.

Yet what was the device I had decided upon in order to lend a verisimilitude to this particularly deranged tale?

Borrowing at 3percentt in order to lend at 2percentt is not a recipe for curing financial ills.

But in doing so, they spared senior bondholders, who have a higher standing in the credit pecking order and lend far more to banks than the junior bondholders.