Sentence examples for the debits from inspiring English sources
noun
In bookkeeping, an entry in the left hand column of an account.
- A cash sale is recorded as debit on the cash account and as credit on the sales account.
But, in the end, the credits outweigh the debits.
For borrowers, frustrated and harried, the banks are often the last hope to halt the debits.
"We may utilize the gifts of Nature just as we choose, but in Her books, the debits are always equal to the credits".
They agreed to pay the postage but a clause in the small print committed them to monthly auto payments of up to £60-£70, with no apparent way to stop either the deliveries or the debits.
So, any device that wants to take up that spot has to more than balance out the debits that it will make on your arms and psyche.
And once the debits outweighed the credits, then they would end the war.
On the debit side, there's the... debit.
He hated the debit sheet discipline.
Mr. Bartlett also plans to revisit the debit-card rule.
On the debit side was Brent McMunn, the conductor.
