Sentence examples for credit infrastructure from inspiring English sources

A savings and credit infrastructure builds resilience".

"You can't credit infrastructure with anything.

The lack of credit infrastructure prevents operators from offering post-paid models that could enable them to make longer-term investments in their customers.

Four billion poor people constitute a staggering market opportunity, but without buying power (income) and transaction capacity (credit, infrastructure, distribution systems, and other institutional frameworks), the poor are locked into poverty.

Even though it's not commonly known, credit infrastructure has existed about as long as civilization itself.

Yet this global credit infrastructure is not without its significant drawbacks, as Americans found out on September 7, 2017, when the credit bureau Equifax announced a hack that exposed the data of 146 million U.S. consumers.

Much of recent annual growth of up to 10% is credited to infrastructure spending, often using credit from Asian partners such as India and China.

It diverts credit from infrastructure and manufacturing, sectors which create jobs and are far too puny.

In that deal, India agreed to sell electricity to Bangladesh, provide it with a $1 billion line of credit for infrastructure projects and reduce tariffs on imports.

The government proposed incentives for financial institutions and banks to offer credit to infrastructure companies at international rates, the trade minister, Arun Jaitley, said.

HONG KONG — The Chinese economic recovery lost some of its momentum during the first quarter of this year, official data released on Monday showed, surprising analysts who had expected growth to accelerate on the back of ample credit, strong infrastructure spending and firm exports.