Usurer used in a sentence

Usurer in a sentence as a noun

Well I for one am shocked that usurers are engaging in usury.

It's going to be someone who wants to **** with their status as a state-sponsored usurer.

In those times convicted usurers danced on the end of a noose, but I'm not suggesting that be used as a punishment these days.

Someone who practices usury can be called a usurer, but a more common term in contemporary English is loan shark.

I'm not comfortable with microloans for a number of reasons, most importantly because I don't want to be a usurer.

Anytime I see people defend this kind of practice, the John Ruskin quote comes to mind: “The dullest of all excuses for usury is that some kind of good is done by the usurer.”

The florentine pattern repeats again: start a manufacturer, end a usurernihil sub sole novum

Revolution already figured out a lot of the hitches, and retailers ought to be suspicious now that they're owned by the industry's biggest usurer.

Saying that Visa's entire fee represents nothing but a drag on the economy is very much of a piece with the historical loathing of merchants and usurers, who, as anyone could see, did not create value.