Sentence examples for street lending from inspiring English sources

In part, it is a crisis precipitated by Wall Street lending practices during years of deregulation.

High street lending has improved and unemployment has declined in recent months.

On a per capita basis, the London borough of Lewisham has the most stores, with nearly eight high street lending shops for every 100,000 residents.

Underscoring the continuing financial turbulence, Morgan Stanley and several other major investment banks on Wednesday made use of the new Wall Street lending program put in place by the Federal Reserve after the near collapse of Bear Stearns.

Just like the banks, an unregulated free market in high street lending is unsustainable as it damages the financial, physical and mental health of the customers and communities it is supposed to serve.

Greg Barker MP said the 7% finance deal under the Green Deal was fixed for 20 years and cheaper than High Street lending, claiming it offered a "really good deal for long-term fair finance".

According to the S.E.C., both All-Tech and Investment Street lent money to their customers to meet this initial requirement.

Mr. Bernanke's prognosis and the latest carnage on Wall Street lent urgency to the debate over what the government should do now to soften the blow to the economy.

Opening gains were stifled as Wall Street lent more weight to the housing report than the latest weekly data from the Labor Department, which showed 530,000 new unemployment claims, down from 551,000 a week ago.

In the old neighborhood around Cunningham Park, the passage of time had worn the century-old homes but swelled the trees that shaded the streets, lending an upscale air to a modest neighborhood of blue-collar workers.

To some, it seems as if the city's ashtrays have been taken outside and collectively dumped in the streets, lending them the perpetual appearance of a shag carpet the day after the party.