Sentence examples for deeper credit from inspiring English sources

As an example, Ms. Rich cited the 1960s, when deeper credit reporting allowed companies to use advanced database technology to collect consumers' financial information.

As credit card companies offered her more cards and deeper credit lines, she said she kept her balance close to the maximum, eventually topping $37,000.

Ireland's banks were deeper in property loans than their US counterparts, so insolvency ran deeper, credit was tighter, and the bailout was costlier.

The stock market had crashed and the deep credit crunch bit hard.

The real riches — exclusive clubs, deep credit lines — go unannounced, hidden behind unmarked doors and made inaccessible by pass codes.

Crushing them with deep credit score penalties "doesn't reflect the fact that these people are actually excellent credit risks.

Now, with the dollar down more than 40percentt against the euro and the economy hamstrung by a deep credit crunch, a less assured America has become increasingly reliant on foreign capital.

The issue also includes a fitting tribute to one of the earliest experimenters to depart from traditional lab methods, Peter Bohm, who curiously has not received deep credit or broad acclaim.

Community banks traditionally serve non-standard customers who lack the deep credit history or documentation necessary for the model-based transactional lending used by large financial institutions.

Also, as Russian consumers follow their American counterparts into deep credit-card debt, future growth will be slowed by the need to repay previous loans.

It will just drive me deeper into credit card debt.