Sentence examples for earliest credit from inspiring English sources

But unlike cash (ornate, flimsy), the earliest credit cards were designed with practicality in mind.

For example, the borrowers age can be put into a certain age group range from his earliest credit account, length of employment etc.

Earlier credit cards had offered benefits such as frequent-flyer miles, but Goldfish was an innovation.

They were a far cry from the "plain vanilla" syndicated loans it would have expected in an earlier credit cycle.

Because of the Kaufmans' earlier credit problems, they had to pay far more than the going interest rate.

The primary function of many of the very early credit bureaus was to maintain a list of customers who were considered poor risks.

After practicing corporate law for Chicago firms, he became involved in businesses that included helping Hilton Hotels develop one of the early credit cards, Carte Blanche.

Mr. Grijalva also earned early credit for his role in creating the Sonoran Desert Conservation Plan, which brought together business interests, landowners and environmentalists.

The previous commissioner, William Bratton, had reaped much of the early credit for the drop in crime, never a wise move for a Giuliani underling.

Indeed, "recessionista" carries an upbeat tone that recalls an earlier credit crisis neologism: "staycation," a euphemism for spending one's vacation at home.

An early credit warns of "select re-enactments," and since we're never later told whether we're watching staged scenes, it's fairly safe to assume that everything is staged.