Sentence examples for availability of credit for from inspiring English sources

Your editorial about the Federal Reserve's proposed rules for credit cards ("Listen to the 56,000," Aug. 6) correctly notes that the industry is concerned that this regulation could limit the availability of credit for American consumers.

The hotel company said in a statement: "The global financial crisis and the lack of availability of credit for construction and real estate development means that progress cannot be made on the project at the present time".

It is hoped that the £80bn Funding for Lending scheme, launched on Wednesday, and a further £50bn of quantitative easing announced in July will increase the availability of credit for small businesses and drive output.

Private equity firms suffered in 2008 and 2009 from sliding stock markets, which reduced the values of their investments, and from the limited availability of credit for new deals.

"This action is being taken to reduce the cost and increase the availability of credit for the purchase of houses," the Fed said in a statement, "which in turn should support housing markets and foster improved conditions in financial markets more generally".

In a report released this week, the fund's economists said that financial institutions in the European Union would shrink their balance sheets by up to $2.6 trillion by the end of next year, reducing the availability of credit for businesses and households by as much as 1.6 percent.

The paper highlights the asymmetry between the availability of credits for carbon and of credits for biodiversity and the need for public investment in conservation and restoration.

On the consumer side, I don't see an availability-of-credit issue.

"And the cost of the credit and the availability of credit even for good borrowers has clearly taken a big hit".

Despite government efforts to ease credit around the country, the market in New York is being starved by a limited availability of credit, especially for jumbo mortgages, which are loans of more than $729,750.

The most urgent issue facing Britain's economy remains the availability of credit, especially for small- and medium-sized businesses, which make up almost half of private sector revenue, he said.