Sentence examples for introduced credit from inspiring English sources

When it introduced credit cards in England, it used the Morgan Stanley Dean Witter brand instead of Discover.

In 2002 alone, about a dozen large store chains, including Linens 'n Things and BJ's Wholesale Club, introduced credit card loyalty programs.

Much of his money was made in the 1980s when he introduced credit cards to Chile.

Just this week, Grab introduced credit storing in its GrabPay service, a key component to any mobile wallet service.

Ever since chip and pin was introduced, credit card fraud has been contained on the high street, but soared on the internet.

Last year, we introduced credit scoring for several loan products, which has improved the efficiency of our credit officers," he says.

"Since we introduced Credits in 2009, most games on Facebook have implemented their own virtual currencies, reducing the need for a platform-wide virtual currency," the firm's product management director Prashant Fuloria told developers.

Wouldn't the Treasury have invented FLYING CARS, and SPACESHIPS, and introduced CREDIT-DEFAULT SWAPS to the gullible aliens from URANUS?

As you may know, I was totally opposed to quantitative easing while I was in opposition so for this reason I now propose to introduce credit easing... Conference: What's that?

Ola, the ride-hailing service battling Uber in India, is introducing credit services to its users as it moves closer to a major new funding round.

Initially live in Indonesia only, customers have 30 days to repay the amount at no added cost, but the startup is planning to introduce credit card-style payback plans soon.