Sentence examples for picture of borrowers from inspiring English sources

As well as loss of libraries, the new statistics paint a bleak picture of borrowers turning away in droves, dwindling staff and book stocks, and a huge decline in lending.

But it is not only the number of branches in the UK which is dwindling rapidly: the new statistics paint a bleak picture of borrowers turning away from libraries in droves, dwindling staff and book stocks, and a huge decline in lending.

Data released in September 2014 from the DOE gives a more detailed picture of the borrowers who have had the most difficulty paying back their debts.

Loan servicers are not set up to identify the true financial picture of each borrower having trouble, Mr. Lawler said, and cannot easily figure out who is likely to stop paying without a modification and who will keep sending a check every month.

The availability of big data, retrieved from various data sources, with different data formats and sizes, can provide a more complete picture of a borrower.

In this case the people it matches are those who have a task that needs doing, and those willing to perform it.Peer reviewThe team recruited 25 Mechanical Turk workers and asked them to assess pictures of potential borrowers that had been posted on Prosper.com.

"It's industry which has painted this picture of 'oh, it's the borrower's fault,' that the homeowner is behind on mortgage payments," said CRL spokeswoman Kathleen Day.

Yet the quality of information filtering through to senior managers is often inadequate.A report by bank supervisors last October pointed to poor risk "aggregation": many large banks simply do not have the systems to present an up-to-date picture of their firm-wide links to borrowers and trading partners.

A billboard for Title Credit Finance promises to rescue borrowers: Showing a picture of a hamster on a wheel, it says, "Avoid the title pawn treadmill," referring to customers who get caught paying only interest month after month.

It paints a picture of widespread mortgage fraud: one disabled borrower in his 80s was described on his loan form as being in light construction.Individual missteps are chronicled, too.

Pricing in repo markets increasingly reflect the geographic origins of borrowers and of borrowers' collateral.