Sentences with phrase «is the ubiquitous credit»

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With debit and credit payment options near - ubiquitous in retail and most bills payable via electronic fund transfers, Canadians are increasingly a cashless people.

As part of the deal, players are getting $ 200 in free credits to use the app, but for now it won't be completely ubiquitous across the whole of the NFL league footprint.

An individual's user name and password to a banking site can fetch anywhere from $ 10 to $ 1,000; credit - card numbers, which are more ubiquitous, go for as little as six cents.

His backstory is ubiquitous, so we gloss over his tragic past in a quick sequence of shots and voice over narration on the opening credits.

-- Chastain, suddenly ubiquitous, has seven 2011 credits to her name, so by the close of the year, she'll certainly be a much bigger name.

I suppose I should credit them for at least not targeting the two most ubiquitous media whores in mainstream pop culture - Britney Spears and Paris Hilton - but how is it possible that self - proclaimed purveyors of genre parodies like Friedberg and Selzter are so uninformed about actual disaster movies that they couldn't put together a movie that actually makes fun of them?

As a writer, Schrader collaborated with Martin Scorsese on Taxi Driver, Raging Bull, and The Last Temptation of Christ, and his directing credits — Blue Collar, Hardcore, Mishima: A Life In Four Chapters — are similarly distinguished, if less ubiquitous.

Some might not know his name, but browsing through his credits shows what a ubiquitous presence he's been.

A couple of revolving line of credit accounts will be more ubiquitous than student loans since credit cards are easier to obtain than getting into and paying for college.

While the traditional FICO credit score so ubiquitous today has only been around since 1989, Americans have had... read more»

Credit is ubiquitous in our society.

The power of ubiquitous brands to sell just about anything has never been stronger, and we expect to see that marketing muscle continue in credit cards.

Credit cards are ubiquitous.

Although the use of «fair share» is nearly ubiquitous among credit counseling agencies, its continued use led to sharp criticisms of the credit counseling industry.

We believe they should be even more ubiquitous, especially for credit card users making minimum payments.

The Global Entry fee waiver is even more ubiquitous across high - end credit cards nowadays, and if you don't travel enough to already have Global Entry then you probably shouldn't be starting with this Ritz - Carlton card anyway.

The upshot for consumers is that credit card offers are becoming more ubiquitous as issuers reach out to a broader group of potential cardholders.

As the year goes on, analysts predict that credit card offers will become even more ubiquitous than they are now.

We believe they should be even more ubiquitous, especially for credit card users making minimum payments.

Already becoming ubiquitous in the US, the EMV credit card is the latest effort to make credit card transactions more secure and the cards themselves harder to duplicate.

Billing is almost universally electronic, credit card process has become ubiquitous, digital document assembly and electronic client intake have made processing new clients event easier, and cloud - based practice management platforms such as Clio have made it possible to practice anywhere and never miss a beat.

As credit is so ubiquitous, there is nothing exceptional about consumer reliance on credit reporters to carry out their function not only honestly, but accurately, with skill and diligence and in accordance with statutory obligations.

Some people see that as a positive, especially because it's a way for them to take control in an era when insurance credit scoring is ubiquitous and you don't have much choice as to any of the other data sources, either.