Sentence examples for discussed credit from inspiring English sources

Whitney also discussed credit card lines and how the country's biggest lenders are sucking liquidity out of consumer wallets.

As previously discussed, credit card penetration is still not as high in the Philippines.

Once you've thoroughly discussed credit cards, why not let your teen test drive one of their own?

Many company executives are reluctant to discuss credit lines publicly for fear of angering their bankers.

Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. David Masten, author of "The Fix Your Credit Workbook," and Ed Martz, Esq., will discuss credit and living with too much debt.

Manufacturers are loath to discuss credit policies, but some offer zero percent to the top two tiers; others like Mitsubishi restrict deals to only the top tier.

The news that Justin Welby has visited Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, to discuss credit unions is one of the oddest stories of the week.

For the last several years, Wellesley College has sent parents of incoming freshmen a letter requesting they sit down with their children to discuss credit cards and their appropriate use.

Hollingbery added: "To the best of my recollection – from what is now seven months ago – I did not discuss credit finance, welfare reform or party funding with any of the other guests seated at my table or anywhere else".

Your March 21 editorial discussing credit rating firms ("Moody's and the Debt Threat") refers to a 2008 Securities and Exchange Commission report without noting that the same report also stated that there was no evidence that decisions about ratings methodologies or models were based on attracting or losing market share.

Mr. Geithner brought together leaders of Wall Street firms in a series of meetings in 2005 and 2006 to discuss credit derivatives, and he pushed many of them to clear and settle derivatives trading electronically, hoping to eliminate a large paper backlog that had clogged the system.