Sentence examples for smaller credit from inspiring English sources

Families earning $30,000 to $60,000 would qualify for a smaller credit.

And 60percentt of the bankers said they were granting smaller credit lines to small businesses.

(As a note, Cardis has its own product, which aims to cut the costs of smaller credit card payments).

And the Egan-Jones Credit Ratings Company, a much smaller credit rating agency, had downgraded American debt three weeks before S.&P.

Other vehicles with smaller packs, including a possible plug-in version of the Toyota Prius, would get a smaller credit even if the car had superior performance and range.

Mr. Egan, who runs a much smaller credit analysis firm in suburban Philadelphia, maintains that his judgment calls have been just as good -- if not better -- than those of the Big Three.

Through daras, or prayer groups, brotherhood members pool resources and gain access to small-scale credit.

Companies with larger numbers of employees earning more receive smaller credits on a sliding scale.

The Senate version also provides much smaller credits, of $1,000, for firms which retain recruits for at least a year.

One of the shortcomings of the earned-income credit is that it is targeted to low-income families; low-paid workers who don't have children receive much smaller credits.

The rumors about a bankrupt Ford apparently started with a Feb. 28 piece in Grant's Interest Rate Observer, quoting Sean Egan Sean Egan, founder of one of the smaller credit-rating agencies, Egan-Jones.