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credit line

NOUN
  1. a line giving the name of the writer of a story or article
  2. the maximum credit that a customer is allowed

How To Use credit line In A Sentence

  • The rating firm said the company is more reliant on its revolving credit lines because of the elimination of commercial paper.
  • The average rate for the credit lines is the prime rate - the interest rate banks charge their most creditworthy customers.
  • In September it was still intending to close its special liquidity credit line to banks this month, thereby fanning the panic. Times, Sunday Times
  • After all, most of the lenders that are doing the slashing are relying on the credit scoring models to determine who is creditworthy, which is part of the reason the issuers are cutting credit lines. LJWorld.com stories: News
  • Unlike the IMF's traditional lending facilities, employed after a crisis besets a country, the precautionary credit line is designed to prevent crises. IMF Makes Credit Line Available to Macedonia
  • So now the IMF is crafting what it calls the short-term liquidity credit line as part of a G-20 effort to strengthen the world's capacity to prevent and respond to economic shocks. IMF Plan Sees Role for Fund in Crises
  • The group needs big credit lines to conduct its global trading operations in commodities including oil, zinc and copper. Times, Sunday Times
  • One new type of mortgage automatically increases the home equity credit line based on monthly mortgage repayments and quarterly increases in the appraised value of the house.
  • We've already tapped a long-term credit line with our bank, and I don't want to exchange equity for cash.
  • The credit line had been noncommitted, meaning it didn't cost LSI anything if it didn't use the credit line. Cincinnati Business News - Local Cincinnati News | Business Courier of Cincinnati
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