Sentence examples similar to credit rebounded from inspiring English sources
Statisticians, brokers and would-be buyers credit the rebound to low interest rates and a dearth of great apartments.
Liveris wants to pull out of the Rohm & Haas acquisition until credit markets rebound, insisting that completing it now would "threaten the viability" of the combined company.
Officials credited the rebound to the four-day New Year's weekend.
Mr. Ciepiela credits this rebound to focus, to learning how to say yes to the right customer and no to those who don't fit.
Michael Hansen, Ilori's vice president and general manager credits the rebound in sales to maintaining what he refers to as the retailer's "hour glass positioning".
He credits a rebounding housing market and the state's famed technology sector, the largest in the country.
The issuance of junk bonds, high-yield debt offered by companies with poor credit ratings, has rebounded over the past year, according to figures from Dealogic, a financial-information provider.
Manufacturing activity has been picking up, housing prices have rebounded, credit is becoming more available, and confidence is improving.
Also, another factor that will contribute to what type of interest rate you qualify for would be how well you have paid your bills since the bankruptcy discharge, and how much your credit score has rebounded.
He lacks political room for such a manoeuvre; he cannot claim credit for the rebound while also urging a change of course to secure it.
