Sentence examples for take loans from inspiring English sources

These local entrepreneurs take loans, create jobs and earn profits.

"I figured people take loans for education, for houses, for cars," he said.

Sometimes, debtors were forced to take loans at annual interest rates exceeding 200percentt.

"When you take loans, you are plunging the country deeply into debt," Dr. Shangula said.

For instance, borrowers can take loans in small pieces, which allows them to save on interest.

Update: In the comments, Heather of Miami Beach asks whether the actual-price tuition figures take loans into account.

The apparent effect is to take loans and risk off banks' balance sheets and thus free up capital.

Tenant farmers and sharecroppers who take loans from the landowners are at particular risk of becoming debt slaves.

Some countries (presumably those deemed sensible enough not to need any counsel) would take loans but no advice.

The country was forced to borrow $2.1bn from the International Monetary Fund and take loans from several European countries.

Like their higher income peers, Mr. Weaver's clients often take loans to buy car, in their case, used cars.