Sentence examples for continue crediting from inspiring English sources

Even a Supreme Court victory for Gov. George W. Bush of Texas, some legal experts said, could leave room for the state courts to continue crediting additional votes for Mr. Gore.

"We look at this as an investment in public safety," he continued, crediting the computerized firearms databank for crime fighting successes.

"Who better to build a house than women?" Ms. Greene continued, crediting motherhood and skills learned as volunteers as the foundation for becoming developers.

Meanwhile foreclosures continue, credit card balances climb higher, and more workers take out high-interest payday loans to try and make ends meet.

If the pick-up in merger activity continues, credit quality may deteriorate.

Continuing credit turmoil has also stirred concerns about the soundness of corporate balance sheets and profits.

Most REITs have been hurt by the slumping commercial real estate market and the continuing credit crisis.

The market has been shaken by continuing credit fears and skepticism that the new darlings of technology can sustain their momentum.

Congress may also want to consider the industry standard practice of providing close and continuing credit monitoring for the individuals affected by breaches in personal data security.

An initial sharp rise in defaults in 2007 among subprime mortgages — loans given to customers with poor credit history — helped touch off the continuing credit market downturn.

"We continue to believe that these positions will be valuable in protecting our companies against the continuing credit market conditions," he said.