Sentence examples for credit to keep from inspiring English sources

Banks trundled along like zombies, squandering credit to keep insolvent firms on their feet.

Alternatively, or maybe in tandem, huge draws on ECB credit to keep the banks from collapsing.

Almost 3m were using credit to keep up payments on other credit commitments.

A third element would be a mechanism to allow fresh credit to keep the defaulting country running.

It worried about the capacity of the prime brokers, through which HFTs gain access to credit, to keep pace with their clients.

He said WorldCom continued to talk with its lenders to try to secure lines of credit to keep the company solvent.

Several people said Hamas had given children cellphone credits to keep tabs on them.

The school will not offer any remedial courses, only classes that earn credits, to keep students on track to graduate.

Under the emissions credit program, companies that violate clean air standards can use the credits to keep their plants running.

Throughout the 20th century, photography did a lot – more than is generally credited – to keep art honest.

Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, a former movie actor, has been trying for years to get tax credits to keep California's signature industry at home.