Sentence examples for whose credit from inspiring English sources

Companies whose credit ratings fall usually have poor cash flow.

2. The worst performer was the country whose credit has been above reproach.

Currently, Detroit is the only major American city whose credit is below investment grade.

Avant uses machine learning to underwrite consumers whose credit scores were damaged during the financial crisis.

Mr. Greer's dubious spending tainted top lawmakers, whose credit card expenses also suddenly became suspect.

They were insuring, basically, against defaults on companies whose credit depended on the real estate market.

Commercial paper is normally issued by companies whose credit is viewed as excellent.

IN some ways, merchants have more to lose than consumers whose credit card numbers are stolen.

Much of the foreign borrowing is funnelled through Portugal's banks, whose credit lines depend on the standing of the state.

That is equivalent to the cost of insuring junk bonds issued by companies whose credit rating is below investment grade.

Aston Martin, whose credit rating was downgraded to near junk status recently by Moody's, is barely profitable.