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How to use the word delinquencies in a Sentence?

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When a nonprofit that engages in advocacy is supported by a small number of wealthy individuals or big corporations, disclosure is even more important so the public can make its own judgements about whether there is a hidden agenda, when it comes to state-level regulation of charities, filing delinquencies and problems in one state can definitely affect a nonprofit's standing in others.

Peter Flaherty

Found on FOX News
3 years ago

Delinquencies are rising but coverage ratio and loan-loss buffers remain elevated, providing reasonable protection.

Philip Finch

Found on Reuters
7 years ago

In Alberta we've seen a pick-up in delinquencies for credit cards as well as auto, I think everyone reported the same trend. David Cockfield may see that flow through in the second half.

Fitch Senior Director Doriana Gamboa

Found on Reuters
7 years ago

We're not seeing increases in delinquencies yet. There's likely salary continuation among laid off workers in the oil sector. There are many two-earner families. That sustains people in a downturn.

Bill Downe

Found on Reuters
8 years ago

We're not seeing increases in delinquencies yet, there's likely salary continuation among laid-off workers in the oil sector. There are many two-earner families. That sustains people in a downturn.

Chief Executive Officer Bill Downe

Found on Reuters
8 years ago

We are seeing this quarter a lot of downgrades in the oil and gas space, an increase in delinquencies. Our expectation would be to see increased loan loss provisions on a go-forward basis.

Chief Risk Officer Laura Dottori-Attanasio

Found on Reuters
8 years ago

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