Sentence examples for dwindling credit from inspiring English sources

Burning through what was left of my savings, and what was left of my dwindling credit line, I expanded my job search.

Expanding Gatwick is not without difficulties, but these are trivial compared with those at Heathrow.The third blow is the impact on air travel of seesawing fuel prices, dwindling credit and economic recession.

The bank is focusing on small and medium-size businesses, many of which are getting a cold shoulder from bigger banks in these days of bank mergers and acquisitions and dwindling credit.

Dwindling consumer credit lines may become an even larger economic issue as time is running out for Uncle Sam's helping hand.

With tax revenues dwindling and credit scarce, even healthy cities are facing painful choices.

At first it was only used for emergencies, but as money dwindled my credit card became my security blanket – always there to catch my newest purchase.

They must also keep a grip on dwindling sources of credit.

I mean, to give them the full measure of their ever-dwindling credit, they've got a LOT to go up against here.

In response to their dwindling net worth, constricted credit, the weak labor market, and high energy prices, people will now think more carefully about how they spend their income.

In Tamil Nadu, where more than 40% of the people make a living from farming, lack of water due to poor rainfall, low crop prices, and dwindling access to formal credit has created what is possibly the state's worst agrarian crisis in decades.

Brazil experienced two quarters of recession, as global demand for Brazil's commodity-based exports dwindled and external credit dried up.