Sentence examples for creating a credit from inspiring English sources

Interest rates are held at too low a level, creating a credit boom.

Before this change in the law, the only way a couple could use each other's exemption was by creating a credit shelter trust in advance; these trusts also required that couples hold property separately, while most couples own property jointly.

Rising rates of bankruptcy and default by Japanese companies and individuals have prompted the nation's cash-rich banks to cut back on lending and to hoard capital, creating a credit crunch.

He acknowledges that the billions of dollars the Chinese government pumped into its economy to cushion the effects of the global economic downturn could pose a problem in the short term by creating a credit bubble.

On the other, the subprime crisis is creating a credit crunch reminiscent of the crunch after the savings-and-loan crisis of the late 1980s, which led to recession in 1990.

Japanese banks began reeling in their $176 billion in loans to Southeast Asia, creating a credit squeeze that some economists say helped touch off the financial crisis two years later.

THE new law also created a credit for lower-income taxpayers who contribute to retirement plans.

By preventing methane from escaping into the atmosphere, Bunge creates a credit which it can sell on the carbon market.

One advantage was JPMorgan's strength as a lender, having helped create a credit facility that provided Facebook with ample cash.

A few weeks ago, the government created a credit squeeze that made it difficult for banks to conduct short-term borrowing.

It should create a credit system that benefits individuals, small enterprises and the private sector, rather than just state-owned enterprises.