Sentence examples for start to lend from inspiring English sources

Interest rates are slashed to 3.5% by Christmas and, after the festive season, confidence returns to the banks and they start to lend again.

"At this point, we just want to know who's going to survive, who's going to fail, and whether banks are going to start to lend again," said Jeffrey N. Kleintop, chief market strategist at LPL Financial.

In London, far from worrying about Canary Wharf's challenging the City, people now talk encouragingly about Canary Wharf as a safety valve, preventing the property market overheating again.The idea that Mr Reichmann is something of a dying breed is open to question (as rents rise, the banks will surely start to lend for risky projects—as they always have before).

Banks start to lend again.

(Of course, if banks start to lend out excess reserves, those they currently hold with the Fed, asset sales might be forced).

And if lenders do start to lend, central bankers, with their congenital fear of inflation, will no doubt reel in all that extra credit.

Banks have started to lend again.

They are only starting to lend".

And regional banks are starting to lend more again, chiefly to small and medium-sized businesses.

The government is starting to lend its support to engineering but could go further.

That policy mix is showing signs of changing, however, with the E.C.B. starting to lend hundreds of billions of euros to banks to prevent a freezing of the financial system and in the hopes of greasing the wheels of commerce.