Sentence examples for returned to credit from inspiring English sources

After the Federal Reserve began making short-term loans directly to businesses last month, a semblance of normalcy returned to credit markets, and the stock market, although volatile, held above its old lows.

But some analysts predicted that the new fees could prompt consumers to return to credit cards — a more lucrative alternative for the banks.

Visa said on Wednesday that its quarterly profit rose 16 percent in its most recent quarter as debit card use continued to grow and consumers returned to using credit cards.

After the match Matthew disappeared for a few minutes because he felt "too emotional" to talk, but returned to give credit to his opponent.

Recruitment has not returned to pre-credit crunch levels, and there is fierce competition for new jobs.

And unlike books, unwanted toys cannot be returned to manufacturers for credit.

This government's commitment to the needs of lower and middle-income working people is clear while, in contrast, the Conservatives are now committed to abolishing the working families tax credit and returning to family credit.

This is a tax credit, not a tax deduction, which means that you'll get the full amount of the credit returned to you if you don't owe any more taxes.

However, Klein felt that Richard Ashcroft of the Verve had used too much of the original song, and he sued successfully to have songwriting credit returned to Jagger and Richards.

Vivendi Universal, which cut its debt by $34 billion in almost two years, returned to an investment-grade credit rating at Standard & Poor's after it sold its movie and cable-television assets.

"Confidence is returning to the credit markets".