Sentence examples for materials credit from inspiring English sources

Experian, one of the big three credit reporting bureaus, states in its marketing materials, "Credit information provides insight into an applicant's integrity and responsibility toward his or her financial obligations".

People don't tend to buy diversified sets of annuities, and because they are issued by inherently leveraged financial intermediaries, there can be material credit risks that are hard to assess over the 20- to- 40-year horizon of their payouts.

A "B" rating indicates that the debt is highly speculative and that a "material credit risk" is still present.

According to Weiss, Ambrose said he couldn't – but he did use much of Weiss's material, credited only in small print.

Collectors pounce on rhinoceros horn vessels seen as objects for the scholar's table but equally coveted for a material credited by tradition with properties ranging from poison detection to sexual performance enhancement.

"TheBcam/MacBeth," which bills itself as a deconstruction of Shakespeare's tragedy using mixed media and "new material" (credited to Don Nigro and the ensemble), promises a "deep exploration" of the play's themes.

The familiarity of some of the material (credited for legal reasons to a diverse array of authors, musicians and poets in an appendix at the back) only adds to the book's swagger.

A firm customarily buys its supplies and materials on credit from other firms, recording the debt as an account payable.

It was quite common for these peasants to purchase building materials on credit.

Paul Domaille said he would try to absorb some of the resulting 20% price increase by reducing the costs of materials and credit card processing.

In addition, RinGs stated that it would use the images to illustrate our website and other published materials with credit to the photographers.