Sentence examples for then lending from inspiring English sources

If family members could not communicate civilly, then lending money would just add to the conflict.

"Before then, lending institutions just don't want to take a risk.

Until then, lending in Turkey had been confined primarily to families.

If they turn out to need that capital, and don't have it, then lending will dry up.

There is a case for "extend and pretend," also known as "delay and pray" to bankers who sometimes seem better at rhyming then lending.

Meanwhile, American local governments are issuing "property assessed clean energy" or PACE bonds, then lending the proceeds to homeowners to make their homes more energy-efficient.

"Some companies borrow from the state banks and then lend into the underground market.

The central banks will then lend the money at fixed rates to companies in their countries.

Peter makes them roadworthy and then lends them out for free.

The Afghan resistance was then lent a hand by extremist Sunni groups in Pakistan.

It transfers salaries into a trust, which then lends the cash back to the investors.