Sentence examples for credit could be from inspiring English sources

Jerry Gulley, the executive director, says his outfit's line of credit could be exhausted soon.

Additional credit could be made available by temporarily modifying the regulatory requirements.

That attribution was removed after it was questioned and no definitive credit could be determined.

That credit could be a tipping point between hiring and not, he said.

WHO would ever have dreamed that credit could be so thrilling?

Today's child- and dependant-care tax credit could be made refundable (as the EITC is), so that it actually benefited low-income workers.

And so our credit could be downgraded, interest rates could go drastically up, and it could cause a whole new spiral into a second recession, or worse".

When Trahan first heard about More Than Wheels she needed to be screened to see if her credit could be repaired.

BECAUSE of new policies from Freddie Mac, some, if not many, of the millions of borrowers with poor credit could be shut out of home mortgages.

And the tax credit could be "assignable": any refund due could go directly to the insurance company, either monthly or yearly, to help cover the premium.

Lead attorney Joseph M. Sellers thinks tens of thousands of people denied a total of $3 billion in credit could be included in the class.