Sentence examples for small lending from inspiring English sources

Mr. Quadir envisions starting a small lending system and a cellphone network at the same time.

Small lending libraries run out of people's homes, they circulate materials that the librarians say are banned by the government.

They trace their history to the early 1900s when small lending houses sprang up to offer loans to factory workers who otherwise could not get credit.

As classes began last week, hundreds of public schools across New York City received a precious delivery: small lending libraries for each class from kindergarten through third grade.

Arthur was born in Newark, New Jersey, the son of pharmacy owners who had a small lending library in their store and who instilled in him a life-long passion for the written word.

There he used his G.I. Bill benefits to start a small lending library in his windowless room in the Hotel de Suez near the Sorbonne, where he studied for a time.

Many churches expanded during the real estate boom, as banks large and small lent money based on assumptions about growth in their donations.

It had been preceded by three other banks who themselves had built upon the success of smaller lending programs pioneered by nongovernmental organizations.

A Real Options Model that considers both the strategies to lend and to idle shows that smaller lending institutions will value loans higher than their larger competitors.

If giants AIG, Lehman Brothers, Wachovia and Merrill Lynch can fall so hard and fast, what about smaller lending institutions serving thousands of U.S. small-business customers?

Geithner announced recently he'd be recycling the money back into the financial industry by pumping it into community banks and other smaller lending institutions.