Sentence examples for credit lost from inspiring English sources

If a call fails, consumers should contact the customer service department and ask to credit lost minutes back to their cards.

Sales of cars, still one of America's biggest manufacturing sectors, collapsed between 2007 and 2009 as customers lost access to credit, lost their jobs, or lost confidence in cars made by General Motors and Chrysler, which went through government-sponsored bankruptcy.

The real problem behind lending in the "sub-prime" area is not the borrowers themselves who truly wanted to own their own homes, but those who used cheap money to flip properties, creating a bubble, on which inflated prices for loans became based, and thus those who truly needed the credit lost out.

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But such a tax credit loses support toward the edges of the political spectrum.

For every additional pound of retirement income, those eligible for the credit lose at least 40p as it is withdrawn.

On the eve of the Brexit vote, the DWP snuck out a change to pension credits that could see couples on universal credit lose as much as £7,000 a year.

If the consumer sector is suspect, the financials suffer rising credit loses and capital goods stay flattish, what's left?

Monterey High is in session almost year-round, giving students an ability to recoup credits lost to poor choices or factors beyond their control.

Will this credit be lost because of the GM bankruptcy?

The Netherlands, a soccer powerhouse with a sterling credit rating, lost all of its matches.