Sentence examples for repaid less from inspiring English sources

At the end of last year, the debt rating agency Fitch downgraded Interpipe's long-term credit score to "restricted default" and gave it a recovery rating of four, meaning it believed creditors were likely to be repaid less than half what they were owed.

For reasons unknown, the £300m loan from Blue Blade was repaid in less than a year.

So it is instructive to ask who benefits from inflation.The obvious beneficiaries are people and organisations carrying debt, because their debts can be repaid with less valuable currency.

Employee Loan has structured its products so that they shouldn't be affected by the new rules, which would apply to loans with interest rates of 36% or higher or that must be repaid in less than two months.

Key Findings and Conclusions Field research found that women group members defined a successful loan as money that had been borrowed, invested in animal husbandry (for the majority of cases), and repaid without having less livestock than when the loan was taken (i.e. without losing money).

Forty-seven percent of 999 respondents questioned by telephone this month said they hoped to have their holiday debts repaid in three months or less.

(Martin's son, Carlton, said this week in a phone interview that the amount "could have been $100,000 to $200,000 higher". Webber has said that he took far less, and repaid the money).

However, payday lenders argue that because the loans are designed to be repaid quickly, the APR is less relevant than for longer loans.

In an effort to cushion the impact of the devaluation on middle-class consumers and owners of small businesses, two groups that have been hard hit by a four-year recession, the package also includes a provision that would require all bank debts of $100,000 or less to be repaid only in pesos.

The government then repaid savers with money that bought less than the amount originally lent.

Debt must be repaid by sending money abroad, leaving less to invest domestically.