Sentence examples for to repay with from inspiring English sources

"It was a gift that I hope to repay with safety".

They have been given 15 years to repay, with a 2percentt interest rate and prices as low as $20 a barrel, compared with the current price of just over $30.

Almost all lenders make housing loans that most borrowers will be able to repay with no more than 33percentt of their incomes, while allowing another 5percentt of income to repay all other debt.

As my friend Daniel Alpert, a founding managing partner of Westwood Capital, put it: "The size of the U.S. economy, the wealth of its inhabitants and the assets of the sovereign entity itself are unquestionably more than adequate to repay, with interest, all of the $14 trillion or so of the nation's debt".

It is highly relative that the counterparty with good credit is able to repay with enough financial strength.

The Federal Consolidation Loan Program enables any borrower with federally insured student loans to roll them into a single package and to repay with a single monthly payment.

Armstrong was forking out close to $4,500 per U.S. subscriber an impossibly large investment to repay with the $20 a month in operating income a typical cable TV user generates.

After promising to repay with interest every dollar owed, Prachai will sell off a big chunk of the family's equity in TPI and end up owning just 20% of its cement business — but after all, a minority interest in a going concern beats 100% of a bankrupt one.

Otherwise we would make sure to never borrow more than we could afford to repay with assets on hand.

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Sometimes the urge to repay blood with blood was treated with skepticism or at least with a sense of moral complication, as in "Mystic River" or "In the Bedroom" or "The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada".