Sentence examples for very credit from inspiring English sources

It looks like there is no other dedicated site for credit cards in the UK, which is very credit focused (alas!).

Rather than calm the markets, their bold proposal only led to more volatility and a widening of the very credit spreads that indicate the seizing up of the financial system.

No, all JPMorgan did was invent the very credit derivatives that helped blow up the system, while also lending money to Lehman Brothers right up until its sudden death.

On the other hand, I do share the concern that, in the midst of the current authorship system, bestowing that recognition in the form of authorship may have the adverse effect of diminishing the public perception of the very credit one is trying to grant.

Knox's "Truth", "Integrity" and "Credit" were attested to in statements from the very credit-worthy Christopher Wren and the Governor, Deputy-Governor and 24 named members of the Court of Committees of the East India Company, who included a fair sprinkling of baronets and knights.

Low interest loans would go to very credit-worthy people (for example, 800 score or above) who want to buy properties that are being foreclosed on.

Credit scores range from 300 (very poor credit) to 850 (very good credit).

As a result of data being slightly warped, he says, "people are given very low credit scores and being priced out of the credit market unfairly.

"When you go from an economy that had very loose credit standards before the summer to an economy with very tight credit standards, you're bound to see a decline in economic activity and steel demand for 2008.

One of the very few credit counseling groups that does openly publish their performance figures is Cambridge Credit Counseling in Massachusetts.

If you examine two people with very similar credit histories, the one who is married will have a markedly higher credit score than the single person.