Sentence examples for credit to return from inspiring English sources

So Trachtenberg, despite being broke, bought a $365.50 plane ticket on credit to return to New York and pursue Biscuit himself.

From the trough of that recession in the first quarter of 1991, it took three years for consumer credit to return, four and a half years for home mortgages, five and a quarter years for nonfinancial business credit and eight and three-quarters years for commercial real estate, adjusting for inflation, Ms. Duke said.

Republicans and Democrats both have used "tax credits" to return money to individuals in a variety of circumstances.

Moody's is the first major international credit ratings agency to return South Korea's sovereign credit rating to the level the country had right before the 1997-1998 Asia financial crisis, which nearly plunged the country into insolvency.

Included in that figure are major accomplishments, like forcing credit card companies to return $1.5 billion to consumers duped by add-on products and changing lending rules to ensure loans can and will be paid back so there will never again be a repeat of the Great Meltdown of 2008.

Credit has been slower to return to prerecession levels than in any downturn over the last 40 years, with the exception of the 1990-91 rElizabeth ElizA.eth A. Duke, one of five sitting governors on the Fed's board, said in a speech in Columbus, Ohio, citing new research by the central bank.

Those who have contacted Guardian Money accuse Scottish Power of: failing to return credit balances of as much as £630 when direct debits have resulted in overpayment; holding on to balances worth £500 or more when customers have switched to rival suppliers; keeping customers waiting in call queues lasting an hour.

Mr Benmosche took charge at AIG in 2009 after its $182 billion bail-out and is credited with doing much to return it to profitability (along with the government's support).PersuasionTyson Foods, America's biggest meat-processing company, won a bidding war for Hillshire Brands, a food company that was formerly known as Sara Lee.

And there were Good Samaritans trying to return lost credit cards and wallets: "Unbelievable!

Green had suggested a federal "residential tax credit" to induce jittery residents to return.

But some analysts predicted that the new fees could prompt consumers to return to credit cards — a more lucrative alternative for the banks.