Sentence examples for side of credit from inspiring English sources

The snag is that even ultra-cheap funding is unlikely to promote much of a lift in lending (or even a slower contraction) when banks are bent on slimming their balance-sheets.And the problem is not just on the supply side of credit, since many firms also need to pay down some of their indebtedness.

Disputes between creditors and debtors always come down to armed force, and armed force tends to be on the side of credit.

As analysts at Barclays put it: "[BAE] resides on the wrong side of current credit rating thresholds: the share buyback programmes have ceased, the circa £5.3bn pension deficit weighs heavy on metrics and the slowing of cash prepayments make the dividend look increasingly burdensome".

"He has a strong background working on community relations side of the credit union industry," said Arnuld.

Put one foil piece each side of the credit card or cards.

The positive effect of loan interest rates on private sector credit confirms traditional supply-side views of credit markets (McKinnon,1973; Shaw, 1973) that attract deposits and allow banks to expand credit.

If your answers effectively split the difference, you would wind up with an ending like mine: Vincent heading off to the other side of the credits as a lonely space cowboy.

Make a line with permanent marker running across each side of your old credit card.

Not taking a side on the issue of credit, Emerson writes that King drew on old gospel music "to compose" the song, but he also refers to "Stand by Me" as "Leiber, Stoller and King's".

Similar to a joint checking account, each co-borrowing arrangement allowed either side to draw from the line of credit and both sides were jointly liable for making sure the loan was paid back.

As Tracey Scott Wilson's Buzzer gets underway at the Public, Jackson (Grantham Coleman) introduces himself to the audience as a thriving young wrong-side-of-the-tracks lawyer whose credits include Exeter, Harvard and Harvard Law School.