Sentence examples for credit has changed from inspiring English sources

"Nothing on the underlying credit has changed," says Dalton, who owns similar bonds but none that used to be backed by Ambac, yet.

While the availability and cost of credit has changed, healthy occupancies, rent growth, lack of overbuilding and increasing rental pool of people due to foreclosures makes this investment even more attractive for retirement money.

"Credit scoring has changed things dramatically," Mr. Bader said, referring to the practice in which credit bureaus distill the information in a credit report to a single figure representing a borrower's overall creditworthiness.

In other markets, the insurers are requiring a credit score of at least 680 — an indication of how the definition of a good credit score has changed as the economy has deteriorated.

But to her credit, that has changed.

The credit environment has changed from being demand-driven to supply-constrained, which means that market share is up for grabs and pricing power has increased markedly.

Justine Minnis, an official with the John Stewart Company, wrote in an e-mail message in July 2008 that the woman "did not meet the resident selection criteria," because her "credit history has changed since she was originally screened at Valencia Gardens".

And to Odessa's credit, it has changed.

My attitude toward credit cards has changed over the years.

To his credit, Curry has changed the way he runs pick-and-roll as well.

To the agency's credit, it has changed the way it screens some passengers as a result of recent complaints.