Sentence examples for time of loan from inspiring English sources

Cruise, 21, played one game for Arsenal and spent time of loan at Carlisle.

And it would seem that the asset price risk function is really based more on forecasts of local housing conditions coupled with borrower considerations like credit score and down payment, but tied much less so to an independent valuation at time of loan origination.

Richard Keogh Richard Keogh's first professional club in England was Stoke City but he never played for them, spending most of his time on loan in Iceland.

Remains on Chelsea's books but has spent much of his time on loan at Sheffield Wednesday, MK Dons and Vitesse Arnhem, where he will also spend the coming season.

But he spent most of his time on loan at National Two South side Clifton where he scored two tries in 14 appearances.

He had struggled for form at Rangers and at previous club Sheffield Wednesday, and spent much of his time on loan.

He played just six matches in three seasons at Reading and spent much of that time on loan at Bournemouth, Wycombe and Oldham.

The S.B.A.'s solution to the small-loan drought is to waive the fees it charges banks for guaranteeing these small loans — both the one-time fee it charges at the time of the loan (percentages vary with the size of the loan) and the annual fee of.55 percent of the guaranteed portion of the loan (it would be waived for at least one year).

Griffiths was replaced at the break by Jake Cassidy, who came on to face the club where he had spent time on loan in each of the past two seasons.

At the time of the loan, the store and its lot, the loan's collateral, were appraised at $1.3 million.

If borrowers have 20percentt equity in their homes at the time of the loan, and if the home's value drops during the loan's initial years, the owners may not have enough equity to qualify for a new loan when they refinance.