Sentence examples for credit closing from inspiring English sources

Contrary to that complacent view — apparently shared to varying degrees by some of Mr. Yoho's ultra-right GOP colleagues — not extending the U.S. government's legal authority to borrow would produce turmoil around the globe, forcing up interest rates, crunching credit, closing businesses and, possibly, collapsing banks.

It covers 145 countries, rating them in seven categories: Starting a business, hiring and firing workers, enforcing contracts, getting credit, closing a business, registering property and protecting investors.

As the credits closed on X Factor Week 5's Results, 4th Impact's Celina dramatically collapsed on stage.

(Rosenberg) Last Chance Sadie Benning: 'War Credits' (closes on Sunday) Two abstract paintings, two videos and a gouache on newsprint explore and weave together different formal and social realities, always in distinctive, medium-conscious ways.

4. Closing credit cards -- Closing a credit card means a temporary ding in your credit score.

Continually extending your credit close to your limit is viewed poorly.

"So they did the right thing and gave me a credit at closing for $1,500," Mr. Speigler said.

But if you have several credit cards, closing one might not be so bad.

Jurors credited the closing arguments of Jonathan C. Benedict, the lead prosecutor, in cementing their decision to convict.

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