Sentence examples for drop credited from inspiring English sources

While department store sales of beauty products fell 3percentt in dollars in 2008 — a drop credited to the recession — the decline was most profound in the fragrance industry, according to NPD Group, a market research firm.

Since it essentially costs nothing to drop Credits into someone's Facebook account, businesses can cost-effectively reward users with just a few Credits, which typically cost $0.10 each.

"Drop credit-score requirements" equals subprime.

He hopes that one day he and others in his field will convince enough adult entertainment companies to use cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin to make it possible to drop credit cards altogether.

Some institutions have even dropped "credit union" from their names because they believe it sounds antiquated, he said.

Soon, they're visiting museums, enjoying candlelit dinners, and casually dropping credit cards, drunk on modernity and consumerism.

First, in 1970, he drafted a bill that banned the practice of "dropping" credit cards on people without their consent.

There's an alarming possibility that while you are out of your seat, scrabbling for that dropped credit card, someone could smash into your rear end.

Students contemplating dropping credits should contact the Financial Aid Office to determine how such action will affect their financial aid.

Pascal-Emmanuel Gobry, writing in the Week, says the oil price drop can be credited to conservative energy policies.

If you're concerned you've been a victim of identity theft, it's important to keep an eye on your credit as new accounts in your name or a sudden drop in credit scores indicate fraud has occurred.