Sentence examples for credit growing from inspiring English sources

Yet Rodrigo Rato, Spain's finance minister, said this week that, with credit growing by 13% a year in his country, a rate cut would be "not so great".

Only spoilsports, like the West German economist, Kurt Richebaecher, insist it cannot last because, with money and credit growing at a galloping pace, a collapsing dollar and serious inflation lie just beyond the horizon.

This problem is exacerbated by the lingering effects of the recession: absence of credit; growing job losses as a result of falling prices, consumer demand and credit; the insolvency or near insolvency of so many institutions; and the loss of confidence in the U.S. economy by our trading partners.

Credit growing concerns about climate and computer advances that make it easier to fashion custom-shaped panels, says Sam Zelinka, head of building and fire sciences research at the Forest Products Laboratory, an arm of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, in Madison.

Although this program does not immediately address the substantial issue of access to credit, growing participation in the formal financial system is an important step in that direction.

Such inventiveness has helped consumer credit grow quickly.

In Asia, demand for credit grew, nudging the volume of loans up 10 percent for the quarter.

The Bank said consumer credit grew by £1.837bn, up from £1.599bn in May.

The last time consumer credit grew at a faster annual pace was in February 2006, long before the credit crunch.

The cap would also be indexed to ensure the size of the credit grows with inflation.

In January, consumer credit grew at the slowest pace in over a year, according to recent data from the Federal Reserve.