Sentence examples similar to credit build from inspiring English sources

Ubico restored Guatemala's international credit, built roads and public works, improved public health, and eliminated wholesale corruption.

Some, to their credit, built firmly coupled gay lives without the social support and investment that marriage brings.

A "healthy mix" of different types of credit builds up you score better than does simply one type.

Unfortunately, after bankruptcy knocks your credit down to next to nothing, the catch-22 becomes that you need credit to build credit.

You've probably heard variations of the the phrase, "You have to use credit to build credit," and it's a very true one.

The CAFE figures, by contrast, are derived from different testing procedures and have various exemptions and credits built into them.

According to rumor, Simon is now coveting the Republican Vice-Presidential nomination, relying on credits built up by his stern attitude toward New York.

Most high schools have a few extra course credits built into their program.

Not only can you avoid paying interest this way, but you can also rebuild bad credit or build a credit history more quickly.

Fitch Ratings has downgraded China's sovereign credit rating, warning about a credit build-up in the economy that could threaten the recovery.

In addition, working carer tax credits or care credits could build on existing support for families with children.