Sentence examples for lacked credit from inspiring English sources

Aggrieved fans who lacked credit cards and Internet access called in to radio talk shows to vociferously complain to Danny Jordaan, who leads South Africa's local organizing committee, and he raised the issue with FIFA, Mr. Fredericks said.

He complained, absurdly, that Target lacked credit card experience on the board — even though one of the best bankers in the country, Richard Kovacevich, the chairman of Wells Fargo, sits on it.

India until recently lacked credit bureaus and identity cards, so Kochhar hired accounting agencies to investigate customers, many of whom had no pay slips or ID.

Farmers typically lack credit to buy seed and fertilizer.

Businesses tend to be small and weak, and to lack credit.

For one thing, they lack credit scores, so that companies cannot use cutoff scores.

This is partly because they lack credit cards, or enough money to go anywhere.

But, especially in developing nations, many cities lack credit ratings and cannot access international capital markets.

Banks lend only to the politically connected, they grumble, so Manipuris would lack credit to expand and compete with outsiders.

PayNearMe helps the 24% of American families who lack credit or debit cards to buy things online.

One is prepaid service, which is usually cheaper than contract plans and available to consumers who lack credit.