Sentence examples for credit on which from inspiring English sources

The Fed plan is intended to renew the flow of credit on which the economy depends.

They have had to contend with the harsh judgment of stockholders as the credit on which they depend has grown increasingly scarce.

After all, he noted, the bank letters of credit on which many small importers depend place a large amount of control in the hands of the issuing lenders.

Moreover, interest rates on home equity lines of credit (on which borrowers can draw up to a level based on the equity they have in their homes) are by and large variable.

The latest outgrowth of the housing crisis, the breakdown on Wall Street, threatens to gradually corrode economic activity on Main Street, mainly by disabling the credit on which so many everyday transactions depend — but also by frightening people.

Tribune arranged for $50 million in credit from Barclays, and an agreement with Barclays to continue a $300 million line of credit, on which it has already drawn $225 million.

Right now, consumers can get a free copy annually of their credit report — on which credit scores are based — but not of their credit score.

Deputy chief executive of the Climate Institute Erwin Jackson said the European countries were demonstrating a commitment to actually reduce emissions by cancelling the same kind of credits on which Australia is counting.

After all, do these shareholders really want to bet that a Trump Administration will continue the solar tax credits on which SolarCity depends?

Many companies offer discounted hotel rooms, automatic room upgrades, free Wi-Fi, resort dining credit and cruise credits, depending on which card you have.

She has chopped up her credit cards, on which she owed $7,200 two years ago.