Sentence examples for kept credit from inspiring English sources

China, where government intervention kept credit flowing through a thriving economy, made the biggest leap up the rankings.

A number of big banks such as HSBC and J.P. Morgan kept credit flowing and assumed risk during the crisis as smaller banks withdrew.

Caballero, Hoshi, and Kashyap (CHK) describe the effects of the persistent debt overhang: "[S]ham loan restructurings... kept credit flowing to otherwise insolvent borrowers".

It explains the rise of liquidity – the ever-growing piles of money moving around the world – that has kept credit cheap and assets (including real estate, stocks, and bonds) expensive".

The committee also wants to investigate whether pressure from high-ranking Wall Street executives kept credit-rating agencies from more quickly alerting investors to Enron's dire situation.

Lee kept crediting the Giants, over and over, which was the sportsmanlike thing to do.

Still, China's motive was similar: to keep credit flowing through the financial markets.

It has also applied all sorts of unconventional measures to keep credit from drying up.

Some major studios, like Warner Brothers, are known for working to keep credit creep from occurring.

But if the economy is to escape a really serious recession, the banks must keep credit flowing to businesses.

And like the Bank of Japan, they slashed interest rates and took extraordinary measures to try to keep credit flowing.