loaning|loanings in English

noun

lending of money or property expecting that same or an equivalent will be returned; open space between tilled land through which cattle are driven; milking yard or lawn (British usage)

Use "loaning|loanings" in a sentence

1. Thanks for loaning me some cash.

2. Loaning someone money is not a trivial matter.

3. Thanks for loaning me the suit, by the way.

4. She has her doubts about loaning him more money.

5. He hoped to profit from loaning money to make money.

6. You know I'm not loaning you any more money, right?

7. Borrow direct is a new pattern of user - initiated interlibrary loaning.

8. So these people make money by loaning phony money, but getting paid back in real dollars.

9. Actually , no . Spotting somebody is like loaning somebody something , usually money.

10. The World Bank has set various rules for its loaning operation.

11. Loaning money to someone you don't trust is a risky business.

12. The church condemns usury and the loaning of money at high interest.

13. Your parents loaning you to Lionel Luthor for medical research... definitely not real.

14. This reform will help add commercial banks'capital and enhance the loaning capacity of commercial banks.

15. The bankers just got four years of good cussing by everybody for loaning too much money.

16. Some in financial distress blame bankers and lenders for loaning sums to satisfy insatiable wants rather than affordable needs.

17. Still, the buying goes on, with almost every major writer currently loaning at least one title to Hollywood.

18. There was also the question of opportunity cost, in that the loaning party lost other possibilities of utilizing the loaned money.

19. Boxkeeper: LOANER RECEIPT This form should be used to document the request and loaning of Biology in a Box thematic learning units

20. In the risk management field, a good early warning system with clearly loaning rules will help the bank's accommodator to make loans.

21. When investors buy a Bond, they are loaning money to the issuer in exchange for interest and the return of principal at maturity.

22. So that's kind of high risk, compared to loaning your money to somebody with some collateral, with a house behind them, like a mortgage.

23. They put governments into debt to control them by creating fake currency and loaning it to the government who then have to listen to what the Banksters say

24. Bumpy was there for us, like he was for so many of our neighbors, offering his assistance, his labor, his expertise, his support, and loaning us his equipment, to help us get things in shape

25. But automatically applying the same (strict liability) mens rea standard to the aider and Abettor (the one loaning or selling the gun)--which is precisely what the federal aiding and abetting statute requires (7)--clashes with the congressional intent behind [section] 922 (d).