Sentence examples for mild credit from inspiring English sources

A mild credit crunch is beginning to affect European commercial lending.

Others have displayed milder symptoms: credit markets have discounted meaningful odds that Greece, Ireland or Italy would default.

On China, the United States had proposed a relatively mild resolution that credited China's advances in improving the lives of its people while also pointing out areas still of concern in political, religious and civil rights.

To his credit and mild surprise, Alec shot well.

Mr. Pompidou said that while France's industrial and farm outputs are growing and its finances are in order, "the excessive wage increases during the second quarter and the excessive price rises in recent months have convinced us that the hour has arrived" to take stronger action than the mild limits in bank credit imposed last spring.

Portman is an Ohioan with the mind of a budget director and a mild temperament that is a credit to his Midwestern roots.

Subutex contains buprenorphine, a synthetic opiate like methadone that prompts a mild euphoria and has been credited with a 79% decrease in overdose deaths from opioids in France in the last decade.

The S&P guy says that there's been a "mild deterioration in the country's credit rating" and he doesn't expect much financial impact.

While retail sales showed mild improvement last month, January's performance in credit card portfolios was a reminder that the economic recovery remains sluggish.

If the party suffers a surprisingly mild loss in November, much of the credit will go to the issue of undocumented conservative funds and how it served to rally voters.

They will likely point to 2011, when the US came within hours of defaulting – and paid a mild price: a downgrade from a couple of credit agencies.