Sentence examples for be credited by from inspiring English sources

In her General Remarks on Cakes, Acton states that "more illness is caused by habitual indulgence in the richer and heavier kinds of cakes than would easily be credited by persons who have given no attention to the subject".

In The Atlantic, Audra Wolfe looked at the Cold War context in which the original Cosmos succeeded, or could, at least, be credited by many with having kicked off a decade-long "popular science boom".

If you find it hard to muster enthusiasm for this most British of baked goods, consider Eliza Acton's tart observation that "more illness is caused by habitual indulgence in rich and heavier kind of cakes than can easily be credited by persons who have given no attention to the subject".

The memo says he would likely present a "dignified and charismatic figure" in the courtroom, and "his denials of legal responsibility for the Africa bombings will be credited by millions throughout the world, to whom he will appear as a martyr for Islam".

>> If Zarqawi tended to be credited by the U.S. for almost any significant attack that took place in Iraq over the past few years, the disembodied head also evokes (and exploits the mythic status of) one of Zarqawi's most notorious and actually verifiable terrorist acts -- the decapitation of American Nicholas Berg.

We also recommend stating how you want data and code to be credited by using machine-readable licenses.

It has been credited by Guinness as being responsible for the substantial boost in sales experienced by the brand during the period in which it was broadcast.

She was credited by many for her grasp of details and for assembling the final compromise.

"I have been shot more times than I have been credited by the BBC," he said.

Rajapaksa is credited by some with winning the war against the Tamil Tiger rebels.

They are credited by first name only: Carl, Gary, Lee, Peter, Arun and more.