easy credit terms

Your dad went to his grave on easy credit terms."

The Alexander's department store chain is negotiating with its banks for easier credit terms.

The railroad offered farmers the opportunity to purchase land grant parcels on easy credit terms.

He was an outspoken advocate of easier credit terms for third-world debtor nations.

Even with the higher fees, the agency says, the loans have easier credit terms and longer repayment periods than those typically available at commercial banks.

"Easy credit terms," she said balefully.

An economy in transition, easier credit terms, and developing niche markets in the wake of large corporate downsizing all bode well, he said.

Moreover, many mainstream retailers have been far more focused on pushing easy credit terms rather than updating the style of their living room and bedroom offerings.

Chapter Fifteen: "Easy credit terms available."

At least part of the high-roller allure has been the easy credit terms the F.C.C. is extending.

The state will contribute $13 million if the Legislature goes along, and will lend Burlington the remaining $26 million on relatively easy credit terms.

The losses and bailout package were widely expected after a costly failure in Mitsubishi's marketing strategy in the United States, which drew buyers with very easy credit terms.

Planet X. We come from a dying planet to eat Domino's Pizza, buy on easy credit terms, and learn Italian the easy Berlitz way.

Many citizens are angered by persistent reports of factory managers taking kickbacks from suppliers, bankers accepting bribes in exchange for easy credit terms and local party officials fixing legal cases.

For a host of reasons-more aggressive selling, easier credit terms, cheaper and more popular goods for sale-the Chinese were soon able to dominate commerce just as they had in Mongolia.

By being an aggressive real estate lender in Florida, where it is now the third-largest bank, NCNB tried to gain ground on bigger rivals by offering easier credit terms.

The company's American operations have been posting huge losses, in part because its strategy of increasing sales by offering easy credit terms to young buyers backfired when many customers defaulted on their car loans.

Grain and soybean futures ended mixed on the Chicago Board of Trade as selling linked to the advancing Midwest harvest offset buying prompted by easier credit terms for the Soviet Union.

A flier sent by NovaStar to mortgage brokers in 2003 highlighting its easy credit terms also noted: "Did You Know NovaStar Offers: to Completely Ignore Consumer Credit!"

Easy Credit Terms for Kuwait To raise money to rebuild the country, Kuwait said last week it would borrow $5 billion over a five-year period in the private capital markets - the largest loan ever requested by a country.

If retirees - and more important, the professional advisers to pension plans and mutual funds - begin to fear that easier credit terms today will lead to more inflation tomorrow, low short-term rates could actually lead to higher long-term rates.

Now for a very small price - and easy credit terms if you should want them - I can guarantee that...' 'That lightning'll strike this place at four this afternoon,' the man in the gray fatigues said with a grin.

Just as sales were beginning to recover in Japan, Mitsubishi Motors stumbled badly in the United States, where a failed attempt to increase sales by offering easy credit terms backfired and left the company with a mountain of bad car loans.

He also announced a special waiver of the 1974 Jackson-Vanik Amendment (which had restricted US-Soviet trade because of Soviet emigration limits - see pp. 26850-51) in order to allow the Soviet Union to import US food on easy credit terms.

Daimler's move has left the Mitsubishi group of companies scrambling to draw up a new rescue plan for Mitsubishi Motors, which suffered heavy losses in a failed attempt to increase its sales in the United States with offers of easy credit terms on auto loans.