Sentence examples for sizable loan from inspiring English sources

It took four years and required a sizable loan, which, she says, she will finish paying off at age 70.

A1 The International Monetary Fund is set to proceed with a sizable loan for Pakistan and is closely monitoring the financial situation in Turkey.

Padmanabhan read me a passage noting that, in 1855, the regional government had "faced financial difficulties" and, to cover its expenses, had taken out a sizable loan from the temple.

In 36, having raised a sizable loan in Alexandria, Agrippa returned to Rome, where the emperor Tiberius received him but refused to allow him to stay at the court until his debt was paid.

The International Monetary Fund is prepared to go ahead with a sizable loan for Pakistan and is closely monitoring the financial situation in Turkey as it seeks to counter a world economic slowdown and support front-line states in the battle against terrorism, officials said today.

Foreign investment in the continent, meanwhile, has doubled since 1998, a trend that has been punctuated this year by China's multibillion-dollar investment in South Africa's largest bank and its sizable loan to the Congo.

France's far-right National Front, whose leader, Marine Le Pen, stands a good chance of winning presidential elections next year, received sizable loans from Russian banks.

For the most part, these parents did well enough through midlife to take on sizable loans, but some have since fallen on tough times because of the recession, health problems, job loss or lives that took a sudden hard turn.

A committee of the Allied Reparations Commission headed by the American financier and soon-to-be vice president Charles Dawes had recommended these changes and urged the Allies to grant sizable loans to Germany to assist its economic recovery.

Mr. Dempsey says that his European American Bank has few direct energy loans but that it has sizable loans to Mexico - $370 million out of the bank's total loans of $4.5 billion.

Under President Dilma Rousseff's center-left government, wind power has a strong backer, with the state's big development bank providing sizable loans to the largest projects, including Renova Energia.