Sentence examples for what it lends from inspiring English sources

The idea here is to mimic full-reserve banking, where an institution holds the equivalent to what it lends, meaning you could never have a run on a bank, because those depositing their money could withdraw at any time.

North Hollywood-based APSB, the parent company of American Pacific State Bank, attributed the improved results to two years of stringent cost cutting, and a dramatic improvement in the bank's interest margin--the difference between what a bank pays for money and what it lends it for.

In the glare of the presidential spotlight, Bank of America used the occasion to say it would increase lending to small and mid-size businesses by $5 billion next year over what it lent to them in 2009.

Webster Bank forgave much of what it lent to finish the job, and the state of Connecticut also helped defray $3.5 million of the debt, but Jeffrey L. Nichols, the museum's executive director since April, says the organization was still left with a $5 million obligation that keeps it from borrowing additional funds.

I began taking the levodopa and waited to see what it would lend to my gait.

Weisz had a solid 2016 she provided a perfect foil to a frumpy, disheveled, and near-unrecognizable Colin Farrell in The Lobster and her turn in The Light Between Oceans was the latest reminder of the potency of her talent, regardless of what it's lent to.

But then, just 10 days after its regular meeting, the Fed moved to cut its discount rate, which is what it charges to lend short-term directly to banks.

They might even reimagine what it is to lend money.

Goldman also logged a $450 million paper loss on what it calls relationship lending, an item it does not often disclose.

You must know what it is to lend money and to see that projects get done.

I deeply appreciate the ability we "advisers" gathered here have to speak openly and freely about questions of what it means to "lend guidance" to African artists.