Sentence examples for would lend more from inspiring English sources

Being specific here would lend more credibility.

Relieved of risk, banks would lend more money, corporations would grow more quickly and capitalism would blossom.

On Wednesday, the Fed and other central banks said they would lend more than $90 billion in an effort to ease the flow of credit.

As in Europe, the idea was that the banks would lend more if they were penalised by negative interest rates for hoarding money.

For more than 20 years I have endeavoured...along with the majority of this court, to develop procedural and substantive rules that would lend more than the mere appearance of fairness to the death penalty endeavour.

The IMF had indicated that it would lend more only if Uruguay imposed an Argentine-style freeze on all bank deposits.Uruguayan officials hurriedly devised a more flexible alternative, which distinguishes between sound banks (which will operate normally) and unsound ones (some of whose fixed-term deposits are frozen until rescue measures are taken).

In one case, Mr. Keator said, a dentist client found out he would have to retain a 40 percent interest in the practice if he wanted to sell it, because the bank would not lend more than 60 percent of the selling price to a young dentist just out of school.

He said his bank would not lend more money for a higher offer on the building.

It has been a given in rural Australia that the Coalition with its minority partner the National party (formerly called the Country party) would always lend more weight to the importance of small towns and regional centres than Labor or the Greens.

Brokers said lenders were still applying strict criteria to would-be borrowers, and some were tightening their rules, with Santander announcing it would no longer lend more than 4.49 times salary to first-time buyers.

The additional issues caused by the ECB action, however, are important: If the financial pressures intensify and 5 billion euros is not enough, would the ECB lend more?