Sentence examples for decent credit from inspiring English sources

Consumers without a decent credit score could be in for a bumpy ride".

"Prerecession families with a decent credit score could get approved to finance these programs.

"People with decent jobs and decent credit are saying, 'It's time to buy,' " says Mr. Oliver.

California's economy is eight times the size of Greece's and its decent credit rating lent its IOUs some credence.

Anybody with a decent credit record receives an offer (or six) each month for yet another card.

If you have a decent credit rating you can get competitive rates of under 5 per cent APR if you're borrowing between £7,500 and £15,000.

Nowadays the borrowers in a boatload of trouble and months behind in their mortgages formerly had better-than-decent credit, good jobs, and 20% or more money to put down (or a great deal of equity in their homes).

"Empire" seems, at first, to be on a more conventional narrative path: Jamal is bright, talented, and decent — a credit to his sexuality.

While you can get some decent tax credits across the US, most true US indies still struggle to raise over a million dollars.

Some accounts pay a decent interest on credit balances, for instance, while others pay none.

Regardless, they overcame the disappointing Washington Nationals, and any lingering affects of their September collapse of 2011, and deserve a decent amount of credit.