21.   DuPuy also noted that the loan was taken not long after the players strike ended, a time when clubs had unusual financial problems, he said.

22.   Falling rates make it cheaper for consumers to take out loans for big-ticket items like cars.

23.   Financing such a deficit has required Russia to issue high-yield treasury bonds and take out loans.

24.   Falling rates, which spur consumers and businesses to take out loans, enable banks to keep more of the money they take in from their lending business.

25.   He also has took out loans on two retirements plans.

26.   He had to take out loans to pay for school.

27.   He said it was important to take the loans because of his expectation that the Bronx Democratic organization would most likely endorse another candidate.

28.   Higher interest rates tend to dissuade investors from taking out loans, and they also make loans less profitable for lenders.

29.   Higher rates would make it harder for companies and individuals to take out loans and could make recovery harder still.

30.   Hundreds of districts have had to take costly loans to cover their payrolls because that payment had been held hostage in the budget negotiations.

v. + loan >>共 522
make 11.31%
repay 7.91%
provide 4.12%
get 3.70%
extend 3.46%
use 2.81%
obtain 2.57%
take 2.38%
approve 2.38%
offer 2.22%
take + n. >>共 753
place 12.16%
part 5.04%
action 3.23%
advantage 2.92%
time 2.33%
control 1.68%
effect 1.66%
office 1.51%
step 1.35%
lead 1.11%
loan 0.07%
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