Sentences with phrase «often lend up»

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Commercial lending patterns normally are tethered to the economy's ups and downs, and this volatility often tests commercial mortgage brokers» business - development skills and contingency planning.

Belly crawling, bottom scooting and other tactics often don't lend themselves to maneuvering over pillows, mommies and daddies, or toys so crawling obstacles might encourage your kiddo to come up with a new way to move.

I also have ended up with tons of different types of diapers so I often lend them out to friends who are looking to try cloth diapers for the first time and don't know which kinds they will prefer.

It is hoped the new bank — which will use the funds to lend up to # 10 billion to companies — will «break the stranglehold» of the high street banks, which are often blamed for thwarting the economic recovery by refusing to lend.»

The rest of the cast is acceptable, although the characters themselves often encroach into annoyance, with football - obsessed friends (the stereotypical blue collar bunch) and unhelpful teammates, seemingly drawn up to lend extra weight and drama to the tale.

Splendidly rendered, The Polar Express is an often beautiful looking and sounding film experience that makes up for its familiar storyline, adapted from the illustrated story by Chris Van Allsburg, with fantastic special effects, good scoring, and a friendly voice in Tom Hanks (The Terminal, The Ladykillers), who also lends his image as the mysterious train conductor.

Noting that it is the desire to change existing circumstances that often leads students to HGSE, Ryan closed with advice to «lend a hand, right wrongs, speak up, and as you leave Appian Way today, see what needs doing and do it without being told.»

CSDC's lending activities have leveraged $ 25 million in additional private sector debt financing and often enabled its borrowers to obtain 100 % financing for their projects at interest rates ranging from 5 - 8 % and amortizations up to 25 years.

Yet, the boxes illustrating the literacy curriculum, in and of themselves, often end up lending themselves to a hierarchy when, in fact, the whole chart is the cultural practice.

While you can theoretically lend a print book as often as you want, e-book lending has some nice advantages as well: you don't have to physically meet up or mail the e-book, and you get it back automatically, without having to bug your friend, and without any of the pages dog - earned or damaged.

Private lending is also a good option for small business owners who do not want to give up a percentage of ownership often required by venture capitalist and angel investors.

Sometimes (and more often that it should happen) friends and family get wrangled into this conversation and end up lending to a family member.

First - time home buyers and mortgage shoppers are often surprised by the various lending fees that pile up along the way.

With so many catch phrases and too few definitions lending companies are often only serving to complicate matters instead of clearing things up.

With the safe bucket covered and generating passive, tax advantaged income, they then have the freedom to entertain opportunities such as real estate, business start ups, private lending and other lucrative opportunities by borrowing money at favorable rates, often from the mutual insurance companies general account using their policy cash value as collateral, or shopping the rate to other financial institutions to see who is most competitive.

The studio often teams up with external developers to lend its 18 years of experience to fledgling companies.

A curator comes up with a concept — often a single word — and selects work by different artists that lend it substance.

Capital lending structures provide that the costs and risks involved in setting up one centralized mill versus many smaller mills to effect the same output are lower, yet since larger mills often have no efficient way of utilizing process wastes, the actual environmental costs are higher.

In some ways it is hard to blame them, since the market was rewarding them for what turned out to be extremely reckless and costly behaviour: the more money the banks lent, the more their share prices went up, so they kept lending larger and larger sums, often to a small number of the same (highly indebted) property developers.

Unfortunately, in the lead - up to the foreclosure crisis, too many borrowers were steered into predatory or unsafe mortgages that they could not afford or understand — often a result of confusing mortgage forms, conflicts of interest in the lending process, hidden fees, and complex products.