Sentence examples for cards are largely from inspiring English sources

Without job growth and pay raises, consumer spending will not revive substantially because alternative sources of spending power — home equity and credit cards — are largely tapped out.

Single rides & weekly cards are largely used by tourists, let them bear the burden of the fare increase, not local workers who use MTA every single day to get around the city and largely use a monthly unlimited card to do so.

The qualification criteria for these medical cards are largely income-related.

Our habit of sending anonymous cards is largely a function of the volume of so-called "mechanical valentines" being produced by Victorian printers.

The banks were drawn, in part, because prepaid cards were largely untouched by the Dodd-Frank regulatory overhaul law and other recent crackdowns that have siphoned billions of dollars in income from debit and credit card fees.

The move is intended to strengthen both companies' position in the prepaid card market — which, unlike credit and debit cards, is largely unregulated and has far fewer consumer protections.

The data served up by Google Now cards is largely pulled from Google products like Google+, Google Maps and Google+ Local.

Gene Russianoff, staff lawyer for the Straphangers Campaign, said the high marks in this year's subway report card were largely attributable to money spent in the last capital program, in which 1,210 new subway cars were bought.

Credit card costs are largely invisible to consumers, but retailers pay a fee each time a credit or debit card is used.

Credit cards are a largely unregulated industry, and some credit card lenders are notorious for slow processing, high surprise fees and poor customer service.

Young professionals are largely avoiding traditional card cards because of fears about possible debt.