Sentences with phrase «always lend you more»

Banks will almost always lend you more money than you should ever borrow.

It gives a room more character, and for some reason I think it always lends a more relaxed mood as well — not too stuffy or formal.

Not exact matches

My praying at a time of need and having an experience that felt like a thunderbolt going though me has lent to me to thinking that God does exist and an epiphany about having a choice whether to continue with a life that left me pursuing my own desires only to be frustrated with what I had, always wanting more lent me to think that life is not about «my way» but «God's way».

Well, it's not difficult to believe that the universe has more pockets of life out there, and that some of that life is more advanced than we are, but this lends itself more to believing in UFO aliens than supernatural deities who have always been.

I always add it in to my overnight oats and sometimes use a mix of the almonds with the skin on and almonds without (the ones without lend a much more sweet, marzipany flavor).

Fairhaven Health offer a broad range of doctor - recommended supplements, ovulation prediction tools, and more, plus a friendly, knowledgeable customer service team that is always available to lend support.

This closet classic has always lent a little polish to any outfit it's a part of, and this season it's the perfect addition to more casual looks.

The always - watchable Bologna is the adhesive holding together this slight and gentle romantic comedy, lending it perhaps more conviction and authority than the material warrants.

David Cage is a veteran video game con - man, but he always includes just enough steak in his games to lend his more egregious claims a little bit of sizzle.

Sam Rockwell is his usual wise - ass sidekick, lending (as always) more than able support and Alison Lohman delivers a spot on portrayal of a naive teenager fascinated by her fathers profession.

Pattinson is great in this, surely his best post - «Twilight» performance to date: he's quick and coarse yet he also lends the character a glint in the eye and a spark in the brain — he's always more than just bad.

AC has always been overrated — great graphics, probably a decent story (i guess — i care not about story) and that's about it... to expect wii players, bred on solid gameplay to fall for the marketing ploy that is AC is to not understand the nintendo base... I would be a bit more upset about wonderful 101 sales, but that also lends itself to nintendo's base only purchasing 1st party character games — if 101 featured nin's characters the sales would have been through the roof... thus zelda outfits in bayo... my 2 cents!

I see the advantage of ebooks to libraries is that (1) they don't have to pay (much) for storage space, often for books that are little used and (2) they can lend «more» copies of a book than they actually have — why shouldn't a library lend 30 copies of an ebook at the same time (ie pre-exams), rather than just the one, provided there's a payment mechanism attached (sorry, there's always a commercial aspect!).

It is almost always more profitable in the short - run to finance short and lend long.

Though rates change on a weekly basis, it's reasonable to assume that there will always be more than one lending option available to you at the lowest end.

And I've always said that the credit score is a way for the banks to know if they should lend you more money.

Although sovereign debt will always involve default risk, lending money to a national government in the country's own currency is referred to as a risk - free investment because with limits, the debt can be repaid by the borrowing government by raising their taxes, reducing spending, or simply printing more money.

I've heard a lot about P2P lending and think I'll be more interested in it once we've got our debt behind us, but it's always good to have all the info in one place.

According to at least one reliable source, issuers responded to this by lending more freely, assuming they would always be able to collect, even in bankruptcy.

While you can always invest using a more traditional investment platform or borrow money through a bank or credit card, there are only a few other options in the peer - to - peer lending world.

Consumers are always looking for quicker and more convenient ways of borrowing money, so peer - to - peer lending appeals to many borrowers who may not want to deal with the paperwork and processing time required when dealing with conventional financial institutions.

She knows the storefront inside and out and is always there to lend a helping hand, providing you with the most up - to - date information on the newest BCDs, regulators, dive computers, snorkeling gear, thermal protection, and so much more!

The Collectors and Reaper threats are always lurking in the background, but never really thrust the larger narrative forward until the very end, which lends more time to Shepard and their crew to hang out and scour the galaxy for volunteers at their leisure.

It's a nice way to make things more inclusive and squeeze out more from the game, which I think is a massive plus given that 4GO lends itself nicely to multiplayer and would be much more enjoyable this way than in single - player, where it's a slow - going process of quest after quest and no real reward to gain other than spending time with Nep - Nep and the gang, because they're great and charming as always.

I'm trying to revamp my resume in a format that focuses more on accomplishments than tasks, but there are always going to be key parts of past jobs that simply don't lend themselves to being quantified.

It is even more comforting to know that supportive and helpful mentors are always around to lend a helping hand.

«People who don't hold the mortgages they originate will always push for lower lending standards but they will never say it's so they can make more money.»

Our loan options are vast, and we always look to push the envelope and lend more.

Rob always makes the lending process easy and stress fr... Read More

You pay them back, just like you would pay back a bank; the only difference is: private lenders don't always look at your credit score; they're often more interested in the investment itself and they'll decide how much to lend you and what interest rate to charge based on their assessment of the property.