Sentence examples for brought credit from inspiring English sources

"They know I brought credit cards to Russia," he said.

Mr. Catmull won the Gordon E. Sawyer Award, given to someone "whose technical contributions have brought credit to the industry," according to the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Web site, oscars.org.org

Mark Lyonette, chief executive of the Association of British Credit Unions, says: "It is important that as we grow and develop as a sector, we don't forget the people who first decided that their neighbours and colleagues needed a fairer form of finance and brought credit unions to Britain".

The results of a recent study on the subject have brought credit to this theoretical and clinical approach.

After his death in 1956, his name was attached to an honorary award recognising individuals "whose humanitarian efforts have brought credit to the industry".

"The significant vote by shareholders against the remuneration report has brought credit to some institutional investors," said Dr Roger Barker, director of corporate governance at the IoD.

Indeed, Americans would welcome a debate "that brings credit to our democracy".

He will also have reasoned that a U-turn, performed cleanly and without ambiguity, can bring credit to its author.

The report finds that banks from developing countries can bring credit volatility and face more risk of a financial crisis in their home countries.

"Another hit now would bring credit down and impose a huge squeeze on small businesses throughout Europe and over here also".

Such openness should also bring credit to Tony Blair, for letting it happen so readily and rapidly many governments would have spent weeks arguing about procedures and parameters.