Sentence examples for credit accessibility from inspiring English sources

For the three founders, who are all under 30, the problems of credit accessibility was more than academic.

A controversial experiment that could lead the way to even more college credit accessibility is MOOCs, or massive open online courses.

Depending on where you live, you may qualify for a tax credit for accessibility components that are incorporated into your remodeled or new home.

But the credit card accessibility can also add new customers.

To reduce reliance on informal credit and improve microcredit accessibility, rural households should actively participate in a microcredit group.

Although a different study by Irungu et al. (1998) noted that adoption of Napier grass in the highlands of Kenya was influenced by farmer education level, farm size, years of experience in farming and membership in cooperative group, they noticed that accessibility to credit facilities did not have any significant effect on adoption of this particular grass species.

I learned that people are spending money and finding themselves in debt for more complex reasons".... since the '80s for many people wages stagnated and the growing accessibility to credit then allowed people to pay for expenses that their incomes couldn't cover.

Availability of and accessibility to credit were found to be so central to the growth and development of agriculture that governments in the Africa region.

If his predecessor was the moving force in organizing the collection of the financier J. P. Morgan into what became the Morgan Library, Mr. Adams was widely credited with broadening its accessibility.

Credit unions also offer access to tens of thousands of free ATMs nationwide, including at key 7-Eleven locations, rivaling the accessibility of the largest Wall Street banks.

Beyond increasing accessibility to loans, digital credit also has the potential to dramatically reduce transaction costs and provide immediate disbursement.