Sentence examples for dreadful credit from inspiring English sources

Concern about how those will be resolved in this dreadful credit environment is definitely casting a pall over the stock and holding it down.

Borrowing costs are high, and the credit rating dreadful.

"Football clubs should promote good messages – perhaps responsible lenders like credit unions, not dreadful exploitation like this".

Credit to him for digging his heels in and no credit to him for a dreadful backhand that gives Murray a third break point.

And we're not even broaching the topic of classical music, where the metadata and credits on digital services are dreadful.

I sat across from John and listened to his dreadful story of student loans, car loans, stacking credit card bills, as he uttered the hushed words of bankruptcy.

We've seen Inge be an independent firebrand so her return to meek subservient daughter is a bit hard to credit but she hands the child over and marries the dreadful Didrich, quickly becoming pregnant again.

For all those faults, however, United's character can never be doubted and they deserve great credit for the manner in which they recovered from such a dreadful start.

Welbeck was selected ahead of Michael Owen and Dimitar Berbatov and he was one of the few United players to emerge with any credit on a night when a draw was arguably an exaggerated reward for dreadful performance.

One newspaper gave Cameron the credit for "sharper ... Despatch box performances" by Major, which included highlighting for Major "a dreadful piece of doublespeak" by Tony Blair (then the Labour Employment spokesman) over the effect of a national minimum wage.

It is to the credit of families that they have never given up on their quest to find out what happened on that dreadful day.