Sentence examples similar to credit into question from inspiring English sources

Ambac and MBIA have both had their credit ratings called into question by the agencies.

Nothing in the 222 years since Alexander Hamilton became our first Treasury Secretary has really called the "full faith and credit of the United States" into question.

With the prospect of a U.S. default now a real possibility, major credit rating agencies have called into question the reliability of the nation's debt, which investors consider the safest asset in the world.

And an independent candidate in 2011, Gatewood Galbraith, signed copies of his autobiography, in which he credited LSD with bringing everything into question: "Who am I? What am I doing here?…Is yellow the best colour for a banana?" The carnival-political spirit endures.

Now the Irish government's strategy is being called into question as its credit rating suffers and its borrowing costs resume their upward trajectory.

"Congress alone has the power to act to make sure that the full faith and credit of the United States is never called into question," Mr. Lew said.

Imprudent lending to American homeowners for overpriced real estate has led to a global credit crisis as loan defaults have brought into question the value of mortgage-backed securities that provided the ultimate financing.

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That will spare them some pain on LBOs they have already arranged, but the disruption in the credit markets puts the feasibility of future deals into question.

That has led to a withdrawal of lenders from many of the world's credit markets, freezing up the banking system and calling into question the value of debt securities and insurance on them.

The second element of Reid's approach was to call into question Aberhart's understanding of social credit by exposing inconsistencies between his statements and the theories advanced by Douglas.