Sentence examples for term of lending from inspiring English sources

The shorter the term of lending — and it can get down to day-by-day — the easier it is for the funds and other lenders to pull out, leaving European banks to scramble.

"At first the banks were sympathetic and extremely open-minded in terms of lending us money.

These rules may raise costs and make P2P slightly less attractive in terms of lending rates.

True, the IMF should not apply political criteria to its terms of lending.

put together an index of mortgage markets, the most liberal in terms of lending standards was the United States, followed by Denmark and the Netherlands.

Ian Gordon, banks analyst at Investec, also points out that RBS is the fastest-growing among its UK peers in terms of lending for mortgages and business.

With the banks essentially shuttered in terms of lending in the latter months of 2008, such companies faced difficulty in finding capital to keep their wells active.

The state prosecutor said what Anglo Irish Bank was trying to do in terms of lending money to the Quinns and another group of investors known as the Maple 10 was "absolutely illegal".

The brief we were given by Katine was very different to the kind of work we do on a day to day basis, and taking part in this competition has already been beneficial in terms of lending our skills to something that we wouldn't normally work on".

The preservation of the Alba collection should therefore also be welcomed in the context of "Spanish laws that have made it much more difficult for serious Spanish collectors," also in terms of lending their work, said Elena Ochoa Foster, who runs IvoryPress, a Madrid publisher and art gallery.

The terms of lending will be the same as those they have been testing through 3M systems in New York public libraries since September: Penguin will sell any book to the libraries for lending six months after its release date, each book may be lent to only one patron at a time and at the end of a year the library must buy each book again or lose access to it.