Sentence examples for scant credit from inspiring English sources

But the cigarette itself, outside of its chemical components, gets scant credit.

Public market investors like steady management fees, but give buyout firms scant credit for their carried interest.

He was a darkroom master, maintaining technical standards for which he got scant credit except among certain cognoscenti.

Loans to related companies are rarely made on an arm's length basis, and tend to be granted at below-market rates, with scant credit vetting.

Despite receiving scant credit for taking his team to a World Cup final in his first job of any major significance, Domenech claims not to care.

The mortgages can then be given to people with scant credit history — like young first-time buyers — or even tarnished credit, and the down payments can be as low as 3.5 percent.

The Chinese card market's structure is fragmented: many cards are valid only in certain parts of the country, and lenders find it difficult to make loans because of scant consumer credit data.

Unlike the scant four credited contributors on fellow nominees "Traveller" by Chris Stapleton and the Alabama Shakes' "Sound and Color," "To Pimp a Butterfly" lists nearly three dozen collaborators.

While many business people are dismayed by the scant availability of credit, they are also painfully aware of inflation.

Driving the high mortgage debt and the boom in home sales here, and around the country, has been the proliferation of mortgages that have made it possible for people with poor credit, scant savings and modest incomes to buy homes.

Among economists, the sense is broadening that the troubles dogging the economy will be stubborn, leaving in place an uncomfortable combination of tight credit and scant job opportunities perhaps well into next year.