Sentence examples for reliable collateral from inspiring English sources

And borrowing became easier, thanks to financial innovation and lenders' relaxed underwriting, which was itself based on the supposedly reliable collateral of ever-more-valuable houses.

The modern bank run means a rush to withdraw from money market funds, the disappearance of reliable collateral for overnight loans between banks or the sudden pulling of short-term credit to a troubled financial institution.

Even under the best circumstances, reliable collateral vessel counting is difficult to perform.

Subjects were excluded if they were under 55 years of age, unable to communicate verbally in English, if they had depression (as defined by a Geriatric Depression Scale greater than seven [ 21]), or if a reliable collateral was not available.

Subjects were excluded if they were unable to communicate verbally in English (n = 12), if they had depression (n = 33), including 21 controls with subjective memory loss but NC, or if a reliable collateral history was unavailable (n = 8).

This makes remittances reliable sources of collateral for countries; having reliable sources of collateral, in turn, makes it easier and cheaper to secure loans.

Yu et al. [10], in an experimental study, showed that a transferred free flap can obtain a sufficient and reliable blood supply from the collateral circulation alone rather than from the vascular pedicle after 3 weeks.

** "The PCL-R had its origins in a criminal milieu because of the high prevalence of psychopathy in criminals and the ready availability of the collateral information required for reliable and valid assessments.

For example, simple modifications to the law of secured lending in Iraq would enable banks to take reliable security interests in a company's collateral — something that is virtually impossible to do today.

In the process, the Rangers lost their most reliable defensive defenseman, Greg de Vries, to a sprained medial collateral ligament in his right knee early in the second period.

Whilst the numbers are relatively small, there does not appear to be any reliable prospective marker, including the presence of spontaneous collateral channels on diagnostic angiography, to indicate which patients will fail medical therapy and require revascularisation.