Sentence examples similar to diminished credit access from inspiring English sources

As Stephanie Pomboy, publisher of the newsletter Macro­Mavens, has pointed out, government transfers like stimulus spending and tax credits masked the effects of diminishing credit for a while.

Not using tech potentially diminishes credit and increases borrowing costs.

Many face distinctive hurdles compared with large businesses: they have tighter profit margins and thus less room for mistakes, they have diminished access to credit markets and, even with creditworthy borrowing records, many say they're not getting the loans they need.

Basically, they focus more on credit access and input distribution.

In the crisis, credit access and interest rates as well as input prices may have changed.

Downgrades mean higher borrowing costs to an issuer and diminished access to new credit.

Irregular eating schedules and diminished access to healthful foods may in part account for this.

I agree that the greatest threat to our hunting rights is diminished access to land.

And the impact of great teaching is not diminished in credit recovery programs.

Power companies sued, saying the law diminished the credits' value.

Amount of credits accessed.