Sentence examples for because of credit from inspiring English sources

And they can also fluctuate because of credit risks.

National retailers or franchisees are increasing market share because of credit restriction with mom-and-pops.

"Because of credit cards we get customers, that's true," said Muhammed Hamid, 35, of Queens.

"Contract activity on new development has been much harder hit than co-op resales because of credit," Mr. Miller said.

From 2003 to 2006, consumer groups said, 41 people died because of credit card debt, either through suicide or homicide.

Banks worldwide have $891 billion at risk because of credit agreements on asset-backed commercial paper programs, Fitch Ratings said.

In addition, GM's access to capital has been limited because of tight credit markets and its poor credit rating.

A.I.G. needed $182.5 billion in taxpayer aid because of credit-default swap trades on mortgage-linked securities.

His electricity bill was $22 that month, partly because of credits he receives for using solar energy.

Father Wempe, 66, will serve a maximum of 479 days because of credits for time served, prison work and good behavior.

(Because of credits and deductions, most low-income working families pay little or nothing in federal income taxes, although they pay payroll taxes).