Sentence examples for credit raise from inspiring English sources

His own feelings, perhaps to his credit, raise some doubts.

Added to that, continuing turbulence in the markets, speculative pressures on the euro, and a renewed tightening of credit raise questions about the readiness of investors to flock to Poland just now.

The Republican proposal would also end the Tuition Tax Credit, raise the "marriage penalty" (hey, welcome to our world, gay newlyweds!), and increase the tax burden for working families with kids.

(Beecham subsequently denied Goossens credit, raising a dispute resolved only in 1999).

For the elites in closed markets running inefficient monopolies, credit raises the prospect of future challenges from entrepreneurs.

This was usually treated as a problem of excess demand, so a central bank would seek to restrict credit (raising interest rates, imposing controls) during booms.

They estimate that at least €300 billion of speculative-grade credit raised for LBOs before the financial crisis still needs to be refinanced by 2015.

That inevitably creates a risk of bad debts, and having the government involved in allocating credit raises the potential for mistakes and cronyism.

If formal credit raising fails, households are dependent on borrowing money based on informal institutions.

In the sphere of formal institutions, there is credit raising from the State Bank of India.

Player has recently concentrated more on golf course design (he has more than 300 to his credit), raising Thoroughbreds and writing.