Sentence examples for was credit from inspiring English sources
noun
Reliance on the truth of something said or done; faith; trust.
[cartoon id= a17345"] Why was credit so cheap?
First it was credit and debit cards, then mobile phones.
"There was credit information before the crush scene reading 'www.crushworld.net,' " that user wrote.
But Amex says it will keep a more diversified funding model.The second problem was credit.
The rest was credit to Greek businesses and individuals, derivatives contracts or other categories.
The rest (debatably) was credit-crunch-tastic history.
Moody's said the order was "credit-negative" for other troubled cities in New Jersey.
Prime among them was "credit-card banging," whereby a person subscribing to one site might find he has been charged for a slew of others.
The deal was so new that it didn't even have a name: eventually, the one settled on was "credit-default swap".
In the past couple of years the fastest-growing corner of these markets was credit-default swaps, which allowed people to insure against the failure of the new-fangled credit products.The heart of the new finance is on Wall Street and in London, but the growth of cross-border capital flows vastly extended its reach.
