Sentence examples for were unable to repay from inspiring English sources

The schemes fell apart when loans were made to borrowers who were unable to repay.

They were unable to repay Force, however, and Thomas Benton pressed her to accept easel paintings or murals instead.

The latest figures from the Irish central statistics office revealed that 10% of Irish mortgage holders were unable to repay their loans.

Haste said before the changes, 15% of customers were unable to repay their loan on the first day; that figure has now halved.

Although the deal's fine print is not yet available, Edison's creditors could wind up taking over those school mortgages if Edison were unable to repay its debts.

Additionally, the colleges would have to pay a fee based on the amount of loans that its students were unable to repay.

The Patrenicolas assumed the previous owner had been unable to repay a second mortgage.

(To qualify, filers need to pass a means test to determine whether they are unable to repay their debts).

Wheeler-Nicholson was unable to repay his debts to Donenfeld and Liebowitz, and he was soon forced out of the company.

In late 2009 the government-run investment company Dubai World announced that it would be unable to repay its debts on time.

But when prices fall, the stock backing the loans loses value, and executives may be unable to repay the loans.