Sentence examples for complicated credit from inspiring English sources

Mr Schröder said Germany also expected financial help from the European Union, but he warned that it wanted not "complicated credit arrangements, but the release of actual money".

Credit Karma's website and mobile apps explain the sometimes complicated credit scoring system in layman's terms, letting consumers know when things are going wrong and what they can do to improve their standing.

He had been briefed about once a quarter on the complicated credit derivatives position and more recently had been looking into the size of the credit bet after press reports in early April.

Under Mr. Bernanke's plan, investment banks, because they are engaged in borrowing and lending using a variety of complicated credit instruments, would be subject to regulatory supervision, just as commercial banks are.

Complicated credit derivatives turned the financial crisis into a catastrophe back in 2008.

But he's no David Lean, and he can't keep the platitudinous, overly complicated script (credited to four writers) about love, spies and patriotism from playing more like a pageant than a drama.

He explains complicated things like credit default swaps with rigor, but he is also guided by perception and instinct.

Banks, hedge funds, and other speculators were soon trading complicated derivatives such as credit default swaps – likened to insuring your neighbour's house against fire – in eye-watering quantities.

As defaults soar, it is one of the first big firms to have its restructuring complicated by holders of credit-default swaps (CDSs).

The Bagger senses that what seemed to be a runaway year for "Brokeback" may end up to be more complicated when the Oscar credits -- finally -- roll.

And then there is the matter of European Union sanctions on Syria, which make even buying jet fuel, let alone on credit, a little complicated.