Sentence examples for favourable credit from inspiring English sources

Many credit rating agencies have continued to give favourable credit ratings to subprime products.

"As things stand at the moment... Canadian oil sands producers are a relatively favourable credit story.

Although economic conditions remain broadly favourable, credit quality is beginning to decline.

The objective of the Chinese negotiators was in part to "guarantee the supply of crude oil for PetroChina in the medium term", while the Ecuadorian government wanted to "obtain access to a favourable line of credit to finance priority projects," the document says.

Some of this investment is cheap to provide, but other types are more costly: for example, the building of infrastructure such as roads or storage facilities and the provision of credit on favourable terms.

Bertelli credited the favourable regulatory terms of Hong Kong with sealing the deal.

Dirk Neuhaus of Country Rock Magazine published a favourable review of the album, crediting David Huff and Matt Davis for the album production and called "What You Need From Me" a "fantastic track".

While this adage continues to hold true, it was even more appropriate in the 19th century when, according to one traveller, a 26-hour boat trip from Rufisque (near Dakar) to Carabane was deemed fairly short, and was credited to a favourable wind.

Lower credit rates and more favourable conditions all around.

Credit markets have offered favourable terms to hospital groups raising money.

Arguably they should be just as angry with Barclays, which continues to enjoy around £15 billion of cheap funding under the government's credit-guarantee scheme, plus favourable terms with central banks.