Sentence examples for be credited to either from inspiring English sources

Finally, in 1 case the cure must be credited to either toxins or radium or both.

But, for now, in the battle between historical accuracy and every single clever observation ever uttered being credited to either Mark Twain or Winston Churchill, the misattributors are winning.

Most songs on the first three albums are credited to either Bell/Chilton or Chilton, but some credit Hummel, Stephens and others, as either writer or co-writer.

The invention of the the monstrosity is credited to either Chef Paul Prudhomme of New Orleans, or Hebert's Specialty Meats in nearby Maurice, LA.

Although Tradewinds promises that all outstanding balances will either be credited to a player's bank card or transferred to a Sportsbook account, only a sucker would give odds that all players will get what they're owed.

The reason of grain refinement and main softening mechanism can be credited to dynamic recrystallization.

Such strong pharmacological activity of A.carnosus could be credited to the innumerable phytocompounds present in them.

Thus, a tumor phenotype cannot be credited to a specific cell type.

The East Gloucestershire match continued, but Gilbert's name was omitted from the published scorecard; the wickets he had taken on the first day were credited to "Smith", and either only ten players were listed or Gilbert's position in the batting order was taken by "Mr E. L. Even", who did not bat.

Actually, it is credited to Alexander Woollcott, but no one would remember him either.

All are credited to Luceo.