Sentence examples for credit attention from inspiring English sources

In 2011 Businessweek magazine ran an article which said the two men had repeatedly clashed at Apple with Mr Forstall - the iPhone software chief - raiding his colleague's team for talent, creating an "explosive" climate in which the two argued over credit, attention and resources before Mr Fadell ultimately quit.

But with the film's opening and closing credits, attention shifts back to the man on stage and his virtuosic and varied drumming becomes a pleasure in itself.

While the ecological role played by some insects is important for our own survival (bees and pollination, for instance), they seldom get the credit or attention they deserve.

Comedy partnerships often end in divorce (Martin and Lewis), or at least in conscious uncoupling (Nichols and May), amid the inevitable asymmetries of input, credit, commitment, attention, ambition, and pay.

Gilens and Page, to their credit, draw attention to it in their discussion, and suggest various reasons for why it's not a big issue.

County are due immense credit but attention will be fixed upon Celtic's shortcomings in Deila's 100th match in charge.

"The only difference is that Larry will get the credit and attention," said Schmidt, saying that Larry is more than ready for the job.

But they get less credit and attention.

Spelman, 26, later walked away without seeking credit or attention.

I hope we embrace them when they come home and give them the credit and attention they deserve.

This study assembled a database on state hiring credits, restricting attention to broad, statewide programs that offered credits to employers for creating (or retaining) jobs.