Sentence examples for challenging credit from inspiring English sources

(See "Chrysler Stalls Production For A Month").. Chrysler dealers blamed the challenging credit environment for sales volume losses of 20.0% to 25.0%.

Australia's largest lender, Macquarie, lost 4.5% to 58.48 Australian dollars ($56.11) after the bank warned Tuesday that the challenging credit market would make it difficult to maintain its earnings this year despite posting 23% growth in post-tax profit to 1.8 billion Australian dollars ($1.7 billion) for the previous year.

Square faces challenges from competition such as PayPal, and the cash advances and loans arm of its business, Square Capital, was slow to grow because of "more challenging credit market conditions," Dorsey said on the company's earnings call.

The settlement followed a recent wave of suits challenging credit card practices.

"We are pleased to have come to this agreement with Liberty Media, particularly in light of today's challenging credit markets," said Mel Karmazin, Sirius's chief executive.

In the meantime, the retail sector continues slowly to adjust to a much less favorable environment than in 2008, and sales growth keeps on moderating, due to slower real income growth and a challenging credit atmosphere.

"These are loans with challenged credit, but where we know why the credit is challenged," Mr. Menzies said.

Job loss and challenged credit tend to go hand-in-glove, irrespective of the moral integrity or financial management skills of the individual.

In challenging the credit card companies and the web hosts in this way, they are reminding these businesses that their brand reputation relies not only on how the state department sees them, but also on how they maintain their independence in the eyes of their users.

In challenging the credit card companies and the web hosts in this way, they are reminding these businesses that their brand reputation relies not only on how the state department sees them, but also on how they maintain their independence in the eyes of their users 9.41am: Hang on... apply a big pinch of salt to that Anonymous poster, warns Josh Halliday.

"It's shameful that Donald Trump's so-called 'University' would sue one of its own students for a million dollars simply for expressing dissatisfaction to the Better Business Bureau and her bank challenging the credit card charges.