Sentence examples for lesser credit from inspiring English sources

The writer of an original screenplay is guaranteed a share of the "story" credit a lesser credit awarded to those who lay out the basic plot and theme.

But when DreamWorks' Walter Parkes and Laurie MacDonald decided that they wanted to produce the film, the resulting reshuffle left Macari with a lesser credit than Lee.

Ms. Bair's letter also urged the S.E.C. to crack down on mutual funds whose names conjure up images of securities backed by the full faith of the government but actually hold securities issued by government-sponsored enterprises, a lesser credit.

"Those who have an excellent credit rating who can pretty much take their pick from the best deals available; those deemed to have lesser credit scores who – if offered a card – may well find that the interest rate they're offered is higher than the typical APR; and those whose applications are rejected," he says.

He still thought that dealing with lesser credit risks–so-called subprime lending offered more potential upside, provided he could do a better job of screening applicants and keeping losses low.

Or, for about the same money, you can sport new wheels, facing only the risk of repossession — a lesser credit report complication than a foreclosure.

"As the economy slows, lesser credits will suffer," he said.

Mr. Kutcher has lesser credits, and his efforts to build his own film career have foundered.

This time, in contrast, the spark was a sharp increase in spreads price differences between, for example, government bonds and lesser credits.

Banks harshly pulled back their lending to lesser credits, as well.

That could be data from social media or other lesser-used credit institutions.