Sentence examples for facing a credit from inspiring English sources

Facing a credit crunch after 2008, the government expanded EDC's mandate to include domestic lending.

French firms are facing a credit squeeze, as banks cut lending in order to meet new capital requirements (see article).

The lesson of the Depression and of Japan's "lost decade," Mr. Summers says, is that governments facing a credit squeeze are usually too meek.

Unemployment is above 11 percent, with the rate rising to 38 percent for young people, and the small and midsize businesses that are the country's economic backbone are facing a credit crunch and prohibitively high labor costs.

But historically black institutions have two significant disadvantages when it comes to weathering hard times: smaller endowments, which mean heavier reliance on tuition and fees, and a higher proportion of disadvantaged students who are now facing a credit crunch when they apply for loans.

[C5.] BORDERS MAY BE SOLD Facing a credit crisis, Borders, the nation's second-largest bookseller, said it was considering its options, including putting itself up for sale, and that it would suspend its quarterly dividend to help ease the financial squeeze.

Prospective postgraduate students have faced a "credit crisis" with banks extremely reluctant to offer loans.

Previously the company had said that it did not face a credit rating trigger, she said.

And despite the huge losses and write-offs stemming from subprime mortgages, he added, business borrowers have yet to face a credit squeeze.

Small- and medium-sized businesses still face a credit squeeze seven years after the start of the crisis, and public investment is down 35% on pre-crash levels.

This year they have been offloading their loans to local and overseas lines.The biggest of the South Korean shipping companies, such as Hyundai and Hanjin, both part of diversified chaebol, also face a credit crunch.