Sentence examples for heightened credit from inspiring English sources

Still, Moody's said that "in periods of heightened credit stress, Moody's ratings will continue to adjust more frequently".

For big United States regional banks, subject to a potential drop-off in loan growth and heightened credit concerns, yesterday also ended on a sour note.

A major driver behind the heightened credit problems among Americans is the troubled labor market, and the recession has been even more difficult for minorities.

LONDON — The prospect of political stalemate after the indecisive British election sent the pound lower Friday and heightened fears that credit rating agencies, which have been quick to downgrade indebted economies in the euro zone, might do so to Britain.

However, RBI absorptions as part of its normalization exercise reduced cash in the system and the heightened demand for credit is now making life difficult for businesspeople.

The bank run in New York led to a money market crunch which occurred simultaneously as demands for credit heightened from cereal and grain exporters.

Dr. Schlenker, the county health director, credits heightened outreach to young women by health workers and private groups.

Mr. Eskriett credits heightened security measures after a spate of bombings in the early 1990's with deterring attacks in central London, including encircling the financial district, called the City, with what has become known as the "ring of steel".

The news of the hiring, just a week after Kodak unexpectedly tapped its credit line, heightened worries about the viability of the company's turnaround plan.

Declines in its other businesses and BOA's allotment of $13.4 billion for credit losses heightened concern among investors.

In the business sector, the pullback in hiring that I noted earlier has been accompanied by some reduction in capital spending plans, as weaker sales prospects, tighter credit, and heightened uncertainty have made business leaders more cautious.