Sentence examples for example credit from inspiring English sources

Take, for example, credit card debt.

For example, credit card debt is not included as an expense covered by financial aid.

Other financial institutions for example, credit unions, provincial savings banks, and trust and mortgage-loan companies increasingly have amalgamated.

In impoverished parts of Africa, for example, credit crunches are relatively rare, because credit is always hard to come by.

Companies like Etsy and Pinterest, for example, credit their start to the promise of free and open access on the internet.

Activists in America for example, credit the Internet with a big part in the success, last year, of a campaign to persuade the United States to impose sanctions on Myanmar.

For example, credit-card details are generally sent through encrypted connections.

In the United States, for example, credit-fueled consumption may have been exacerbated by the government's push to expand home ownership, especially among low-income households.

An NBC sportscaster, for example, credited a Hungarian swimmer's husband for a career turnaround.

In her 1993 paper, "Speech Acts and Pornography," Ms. Hornsby used an example, credited to Ms. Langton: Suppose that men are led to believe that when women refuse a sexual advance they don't mean it.

He was, for example, credited with saving the turbulent 1972 world championship match in Reykjavik, Iceland, between Bobby Fischer of the United States and Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union, despite repeated demands, threats, protests and other outbursts by Fischer, who won the championship.