Sentence examples for credit papers from inspiring English sources

This was at a time when the government was keen to reduce poverty and we were writing poverty reduction support credit papers".

For a while, the housing bubble and cheap credit papered over those problems.

Jacquemin: They have a lot of subprime credit card paper and auto paper.

She has to her credit five papers that have appeared in Science and Nature.

Once sharing data sets "gets as much recognition and credit [as papers] in the academic sphere," he says, "I'd be a lot more interested in sharing".

Powered by a hand crank, the shredder can make strips out of credit cards, papers, and even the sturdiest of media.

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Back to the top In the universal credit white paper (pdf), the government argues: "Welfare dependency has become a significant problem in Britain with a huge social and economic cost".

It began with subprime mortgages (which lost 80% of their value) in early 2007 and moved onto auction rate preferreds (the market froze and investors were outraged they couldn't get their money out), then prime mortgages, credit card paper, auto loans, municipal bonds, private equity buyout loans and every emerging market.

The "Anything Goes" cast has plenty of experienced players in it -- George Dvorsky, Bruce Adler, Stacey Logan and Patrick Quinn all have extensive credits at Paper Mill or on Broadway or both.

And, taking account of the Sun's campaign to convince the government to reconsider its stance on tax credits, the paper was unhappy that Cameron's neglect "will soon bring sudden hardship to 100,000 working households on low pay".