Sentence examples for dose of credit from inspiring English sources
Despite Danny Boyle's disapproval of the tagline "feel-good movie" on posters for his film Slumdog Millionaire, the Independent praises the judges for crowning "the ultimate recession-beating tonic" as best film, adding that there's "nothing like a good dollop of the feel-good factor to soothe the collective pain of a nation suffering from a bad dose of credit crunch".
Set against the harsh tongue and poor syntax of his predecessor, Mr Walesa, the nattily dressed, sound-bite-loving ex-communist looked the more modern man that the country was in need of.But Mr Kwasniewski deserves a fair dose of credit.
A big dose of credit must go to the Los Alamos National Laboratory, which is one of the largest employers in New Mexico and is packed with high-paying jobs for scientists and engineers.
After a hefty dose of online credit-recovery courses and other efforts, the latest but still preliminary figure is now reported to be 74%.
But a dose of bad news from a credit rating agency renewed pressure on European governments on Tuesday.
Investors also need a good, healthy dose of financial self control, because even if credit is too easy, we allow ourselves to fall prey to it.
When panel members have a certain amount of credits for participating in surveys they can exchange their credits for a gift cheque covering the exact amount of credit.
Financial Times, or "Bank of England fears re-run of credit crisis".
Length of credit history.
