Sentence examples for credit considered from inspiring English sources

AUSTIN, TEXAS — Last week, global wind turbine manufacturers heaved a sigh of relief after the U.S. government extended a tax credit considered crucial to the industry.

As a result, universal credit considers them to be earning more than they actually do in the first period.

Speaking of investments, I wonder what Moores, as the beneficiary of Fletcher eventually running out of credit, considers to be the Zimbabwean's legacy as England coach?

Ranieri hatched it as a plan that might work, and for that he deserves credit, considering his reputation was at such a low ebb when he arrived.

(The French, to their credit, consider such affairs to be a private matter, and the media have devoted little space to the birth).

Below are five financial metrics that our firm's experts have identified as the best predictors of default, so if you've been denied credit, consider working to improve your company's measurements in these areas.

And individual credit considers the various inner and external factors of the target customer (Avery et al. 2004; Bellotti and Crook 2009; Chuang and Lin 2009).

The Department for Business said that borrowers should be aware of the costs involved with any form of credit, considering their own financial circumstances.

If you have a spouse, a parent or another trusted relative with good credit, consider being added to one of their credit card accounts as an authorized user.

Tip: If you need help building good credit, consider asking a close personal friend or family member to add you as a cosigner on a loan or credit card.

Republicans generally oppose refundable tax credits, considering it, in effect, welfare spending.