Sentence examples for which lent to from inspiring English sources

Savers deposited money in banks which lent to governments at interest rates below the level of inflation.

Excess cash in German banks was lent to foreign banks – among them Greek banks, which lent to Greek business to buy German goods – thus increasing German exports.

Even when he moved to the World Bank as chief economist he revelled in his outsider status in Washington, insisting he spoke up for the developing countries, not his new employer which lent to them.

(Downey, which lent to a lot of homeowners electing not to repay principal, went under).

The executive board represents the 187 members of the IMF, which lends to financially troubled countries.

That is especially true of "CDFI loan funds", which lend to small businesses.

GE Capital agreed on July 30 to pay $5.3 billion for Heller, which lends to small and midsize businesses.

One exception is Citibank, which lends to foreigners if they can prove employment in Colombia, Ms. Gonzáles said.

There are nine other government financial institutions (GFIs), which lend to a wide range of special interests.

GM tried to sell the unit, which lends to apartment complexes and malls, two years ago for $2 billion.

UK corporate, which lends to big business, will put £5.5bn of loans in, while Ulster bank will put in £4.1bn.