Sentence examples for difficult credit from inspiring English sources

It's striking how difficult credit conditions remain for many borrowers, primarily small businesses and consumers.

The combination of troubled financial markets, difficult credit, volatile commodity prices, the housing crisis and declining consumer confidence continues to weigh on the economy.

People involved in the deal cautioned that the talks could still collapse, in part because there are so many moving parts: the buyer, the seller and at least five banks that all need to agree on financing conditions in a very difficult credit market.

Earnings took a 26 cents per share hit due to the difficult credit markets.

We are in a very difficult credit environment; EETCs are one welcome solution.

Simply put, measures taken by the Fed to make money cheap amid difficult credit conditions are the wrong response.

To make life even more difficult, credit-card companies will not necessarily score an individual in the same way.

This month Moody's cut its rating from B1 to B3 with a negative outlook, the second cut in five months, and this week Standard & Poor's reduced it from BB- to B+. Mr Kant expresses confidence that despite the difficult credit-market conditions Tata Motors can handle the situation.

Nabokov's subsequent protests that he had no knowledge of the C.I.A. connection are difficult to credit.

Britten is probably best known as a composer of opera, and his achievement in this field is difficult to credit.

Last week, the London-based Zopa closed its Web site aimed at the United States, citing "extremely difficult consumer credit circumstances".