Sentence examples for amass credit from inspiring English sources

Often, these days, multiple parties meet through online exchanges and amass credit that can be used for future transactions (more like "you take mine and I'll take someone else's later").

To get access to more than the short list of free songs, you have to amass credits, as with other karaoke apps.

Global Freshman Academy Arizona State Universityy) allows first-year students from around the world to amass credits and fulfill requirements online.

He has drained most of his 401(k) retirement fund, amassed credit card debt, and is about to sell his car, a 2006 Dodge Charger.

Some ambitious professors amass SCI credits at an astounding pace.

Brooklyn College, for example, requires students to amass 48 credits of core coursework.

He'd managed to amass 18 credits (at three colleges) before dropping out of the very same George Washington University's night school.

This tax break allowed G.E. to avoid taxes on lending income from abroad, and permitted the company to amass tax credits, write-offs and depreciation.

But critics say the use of so many shelters amounts to corporate welfare, allowing G.E. not just to avoid taxes on profitable overseas lending but also to amass tax credits and write-offs that can be used to reduce taxes on billions of dollars of profit from domestic manufacturing.

Chief Executive Daniel Elliott wants to amass emission credits it will get from the California Air Resources Board CARBB) for selling zero-emission vehicles and then sell them to other automakers in danger of falling short of minimum requirements.

Kansas State tried to abolish credit cards altogether in 1994, when the state stopped covering the hundreds of thousands of dollars in fees amassed from credit card charges.