Sentence examples for burgeoning credit from inspiring English sources
Abetted by the burgeoning credit market, building-and-loan financiers had been enticing depositors with the promise of homeownership while siphoning off money for themselves, a scheme that eventually failed, along with the stock and real-estate markets.
Clearly, Wall Streeters can be too cavalier about risk (witness the burgeoning credit crisis).
Yes, so it deals with trying to create quality data in the burgeoning credit derivatives market.
A leading topic of discussion on high yield desks these days is the possibility that burgeoning credit problems in subprime mortgages will spill over into speculative grade bonds and loans.
The collapse of AIG was directly a result of the company's failure to understand the risks related to its burgeoning credit default swap business.
He credited the burgeoning volume of art sales and record prices to the growing concentration of wealth in the United States and elsewhere.
Home builders continue to struggle amid declining home prices and sales, tightening credit and a burgeoning inventory of unsold houses.
Thousands more private institutions have followed, creating a burgeoning private sector that is credited with improving access to college education in the country with more Muslims than any other.
Next, the location of your use of debit and credit cards, and the burgeoning number of CCTV cameras, all began to add up to a picture where not just the police but also big businesses could build up a picture of where you were pretty much throughout the week.
That "modernization" in 2000 made legal the mergers that created the too-big-to-fail banks that had to be bailed out by taxpayers, as well as insuring that the burgeoning markets in toxic derivatives and credit default swaps were summarily freed from all government regulation.
The burgeoning popularity of fantasy baseball is also credited with the increasing attention paid to sabermetrics first among fans, only later among baseball professionals.
