Sentence examples for are usually credited from inspiring English sources
When referred to by journalists or military analysts, reports are usually credited to foreign sources.
Creamy sauces and gravies, along with biscuits, white-flour pastries, puddings and trifles, are usually credited to the European influence.
The horrors of World War I are usually credited with inspiring the dark, often scathing humor that was used to comment on and combat some very unfunny developments in Germany in the first four decades of the century.
The horrors of World War I are usually credited with triggering the dark, often scathing humor that was used to comment on and combat some very unfunny developments in Germany in the first four decades of the century.
Berlin, which has around 30, was actually the first to come up with the concept, but Paris's success means they are usually credited with the craze of recent years.
William Gibson and Neal Stephenson are usually credited with the popularisation of the avatar concept, though Philip K Dick, typically, explored it before everyone else, with the Perky Pat layouts by which bored planetary colonists in The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch could insert themselves into Barbie doll worlds.
He's usually credited with inventing the phrase, which Richard Nixon adopted, "We are all Keynesians now".
And now the war is widening the gap.September 11th is usually credited with bringing America together.
