Sentence examples for serious credit from inspiring English sources
Given the havoc a serious credit error can wreak, you want to retain that right.
Ford and his staff deserve serious credit for what is unfolding.
Women deserve serious credit for the back-breaking work of human reproduction.
"We have an extremely serious credit market dislocation about to occur — like maybe tomorrow," he wrote.
"You know how that turned out," he said ruefully, adding that he went into serious credit card debt.
It vastly expanded the volume of lending to banks, thus helping to avoid a more serious credit crisis.
Alan Shore's secretary, Melissa (Marisa Coughlan, above), is in serious credit-card debt, and Alan (James Spader) actually cares.
Denial, depression, acceptance: they're all there at the denouement of a meal, interlaced with, or followed by, such additional stages as bloating, loss of hearing (from the noise), loss of voice (from trying to be heard above said noise) and serious credit-card debt.
It all depends on how serious the credit problems are, Mr. Leavy said.
If the president is really serious about credit card relief, he could pressure Congress to end some of the industry's worst tricks right now.
While the loan problems are not expected to severely damage any of the banks, one bank could have serious problems: Credit Lyonnais, a long-troubled French financial institution.
