Sentence examples for credit appear from inspiring English sources

Even now, the government's efforts to push down interest rates and entice buyers with a tax credit appear to be having an effect, keeping a weak market from getting weaker.

The problem arises, Mr. Gibney said, when a film is registered, through a production company or a filmmaker, with the Writers Guild, which prescribes that a writing credit appear if all of the benefits of membership are to be achieved.

He did, to his credit, appear well-informed on Pennsylvania politics.

She had a number of television appearances to her credit, appearing in various dramatic series and winning an Emmy in 1963 for her work in a "Ben Casey" episode about mercy killing.

"But consumer credit appears to be the most significant indicator".

Cumberbatch, to his credit, appears to be on board already.

"Credit conditions have tightened, and the availability of credit appears to be worsening," it said in a statement.

Mr. Rossotti and the Treasury Department, in a joint statement today, acknowledged that much of the apparent overpayment of the credit appears to be because of overly complex rules.

John Lewis said this payment now appears under the header "cash finance adjustment" rather than "interest credit adjustment" which had also caused confusion, and has confirmed exactly where the credit appears on your account.

Early Wednesday morning, just before Mr. Leno signed off for the night, "The Tonight Show" made good on its word: a credit appeared that read, "Last night's Taylor Swift montage provided by Rich Juzwiak of fourfour.typepad.com and Kate Spencer of thefablife.com".com

Mr. Daisey, to his credit, appeared on the show for an awkward and occasionally excruciating interview, but was mostly evasive, arguing that some characters and events had been invented in service of a greater narrative truth.