Sentence examples for solid lending from inspiring English sources

Morford singles out WestAmerica Bank, a Bay Area lender, as one bank that might actually come out of the crisis better off thanks to solid lending practices.

Both places had an informal buzzy atmosphere, with fantastically grandiose circus style decor (think sweeping orange and red drapes, red and yellow tubular lighting, lots of fabric, colourful striped chairs) and solid wood panelling lending a substantial feel, as though, unusually for Vegas, both places had existed for a while.

Set in eastern Quebec as the fall leaves are turning color, Paolo Barzman's acutely sensitive drama features a stellar ensemble cast with Christopher Plummer, Gabriel Byrne, Max von Sydow, and Roy Depuis lending solid support to Susan Sarandon's star turn as Melanie Winters (who, to no one's surprise, is an emotional wreck).

The Sinfonia found safety in numbers, 34 by my count, and lent solid support.

Wilentz knows the world she writes about very well, and her descriptions have a solid specificity that lends authority to her fiction.

Bairstow, who has 565 first-class runs this season at an average of over 70, punished anything loose, while Ballance lent solid support.

And the voices that most matter — Congressional leaders and senior lawmakers on the intelligence committees — have shown few qualms about the programs, lending them solid support.

The guitars pound away, and the drummer just lends a solid hand.

Second, bankers prefer to lend against solid collateral, in particular property; periods of rapid credit growth tend to be associated with property booms.

Some of it was pretty ugly, but this is more the moment to think of her as she seemed back in 2004, when she appeared on the campaign trail with her husband, John Edwards, as a solid character who helped lend urgency and seriousness to his talk about poverty; her visibility increased when he became John Kerry's running mate.

Citigroup separated its solidly performing commercial and retail banking divisions from other less-solid businesses, like mortgage lending, that it no longer wants.