Sentence examples for repaid from from inspiring English sources

This would be repaid from TEPCO's earnings, with help from other nuclear operators.

The loans are repaid from winnings, with costs that can exceed 100 percent a year.

The loan could then be repaid from your dividends from the scheme".

Domestic credit is buoyant, thanks partly to government wheezes such as bank loans repaid from workers' paycheques.

The money was to be repaid from Edward Salcedo's future earnings, Thommy Salcedo and Mr. Hanley said.

The state has an outstanding debt of at least $3.4 billion with China, to be repaid from oil output.

Still, bankers feel they have a better chance of getting repaid from private corporations than from the governments involved.

Perhaps they took a loan whose mushrooming interest cannot be repaid from cow-milking and wheat-sheafing.

He pledged to divert $30 billion of money repaid from the Troubled Asset Relief Program to smaller banks to help them make loans to small businesses.

(Payday loans are short-term, unsecured loans for relatively small amounts — usually as much as £1,000, or $1500 — to be repaid from the borrower's next paycheck).

Wonga denies it is more susceptible to fraud than traditional lenders, saying it doesn't allow loans to be repaid from accounts not held in the borrower's name.