Sentence examples for substantial loan from inspiring English sources

As designed, the complex deal would have helped Revlon pay off a substantial loan that it owed to MacAndrews & Forbes.

He was helped with a substantial loan from his father-in-law, a successful businessman whose daughter, Tana, a Montessori teacher, Mr. Ramsay had married.

The one surviving letter to Shakespeare, from Richard Quyney, asking for a substantial loan of £30, addresses him as "loving countryman" - in the sense of a fellow native of Warwickshire.

Written by an anonymous author, @watchedtoffee, it described the complicated process that saw Kenwright's consortium, True Blue Holdings, purchase a majority shareholding that year thanks to a substantial loan from BCR Sports – a family investment set up by Earl, the founder of Planet Hollywood and a long-term friend and business associate of Green.

Now we know that it will be our children and our children's children and our children's children's children, unto the nth generation, who will bear the burden of our debts, including the "substantial loan" from international lenders that officials now acknowledge is necessary.

Patrick Honohan, the governor of the Central Bank of Ireland, said in an interview on the Irish state broadcaster RTE that "we're talking about a very substantial loan for sure" and that such a rescue would be "in the tens of billions" of euros.

During the Iranian hostage crisis of 1980 and 1981, he represented the bank, which had made substantial loans to Iran.

Both require substantial loans from the German and other governments: RHJ wants €3.8 billion and Magna €4.5 billion.

In practical ways Addison also assisted Steele with substantial loans and the appointment as editor of the official London Gazette.

Goldman Sachs, which has also agreed to provide substantial loans to Facebook and Zynga, led a $1.5 billion investment in the social network in January 2011 at a $50 billion valuation.

Many young people take out substantial loans to go away to university for three or four years, only to find themselves in jobs that require skills below degree level.