Sentence examples for present lending from inspiring English sources

The distant future and recollections of a happier past are forever tugging them away from thoughts of the present, lending the characters an almost ethereal quality.

The predigital video in the commission hearings brings its own peculiar sense of dead air, of an institutional present, lending the dramatic questioning and testimonials a hard, cleareyed directness.

The charred smell is still present, lending an extra dimension to this piece – and, as with many of the best works of contemporary art, it has an ambiguity that captures your attention: it is not immediately obvious whether it is art or debris, or indeed exactly which parts of the room are art, which are "gallery" and which are factory.

In fact, when the company first discussed the product at a briefing this week, we had a lot of questions — and unlike the phone, there weren't any units present, lending more mystery to the thing.

One might argue that 2018 is an especially inopportune time for Braverman's eviscerations, except that the book's estrangement from the present lends it an alien richness.

Grant, a financial historian, demonstrates parallels with the present — reckless lending was fuelling housing bubbles in the newly settled West — and his account helps retire any false nostalgia for a bygone era of political civility.

And most of the writing, even descriptions of traditions that have all but vanished, is in the present tense, lending the show a touching sense of history arrested and preserved.

[ image: /photos/590953c9019dfc3494e9e521] "Mr. Speaker!," by James Grant Simonn & Schuster; $28) Grant, a financial historian, demonstrates parallels with the present — reckless lending was fuelling housing bubbles in the newly settled West — and his account helps retire any false nostalgia for a bygone era of political civility.

"Mr. Speaker!," by James Grant Simonn & Schuster; $28) Grant, a financial historian, demonstrates parallels with the present — reckless lending was fuelling housing bubbles in the newly settled West — and his account helps retire any false nostalgia for a bygone era of political civility.

The output-capital ratio will decrease and the present bank lending rate will increase.

The tendency of women to be more regular users with higher recreational activity levels compared to inactive ones observed here and elsewhere [ 35] would be expected to reinforce an inverse association between physical activity and SCC if it were present, thus lending further weight to the null findings.