Sentence examples for credit presents from inspiring English sources

However, extending credit presents the possibility of defaults and the bank credit market is confronted with frictions of asymmetric information and contract enforcement that make lending costly.

This type of variation was common across the two colleges, with departments representing all the types of GTA PD (none, prequarter, and/or college credit) present in each college.

The proliferation of the credits presents colleges with a practical problem and an intellectual one.

There is no overarching narrative idea; instead the writers (five are credited) present the music's story in a roughly chronological way, beginning with chants in Africa and ending, more or less, with postwar urban blues.

Whaite also credited presenting duo Mel and Sue for some of his success.

The new universal credit scheme presents further problems.

To his credit, he presents the trials as something beyond ordinary politics -- this may be his least political book -- but with politics goes the spirited combativeness too.

The credit sequence presents Max Bialystock, sporting the world's most flagrant comb-over, playing "dirty young man" to a succession of amorous crones.

"Failure to consider whether the income sources are adequate to repay the debt while covering typical living expenses, other debt payments, and the borrower's credit history presents safety and soundness risks," the comptroller's guidance said.

In an environment where it is difficult to get credit, this presents an enormous advantage.

And what about the fact that Santa gets all the credit for presents parents work hard to buy?