Sentence examples similar to credit avoiding from inspiring English sources

Roberts, to his credit, avoided claiming the mantle of Hitler's victims for wealthy campaign donors.

On the way the film flirts with romance but to its credit avoids a predictable course.

The music is great, and Disney, to its credit, avoids the obvious ending.

Ms. Henríquez freely adapts them for her purposes, but in ways that to her credit avoid cliché.

Because we assume the economic value of urban expansion will always be greater than the value of any avoided emission credit, avoided deforestation and credit generation only occurs in grid cells where cropland is predicted to emerge from forest between 2000 and 2015 but the value of the credit is greater than the expected value of the new cropland.

For example, depending on where you shop for carbon credits, avoiding the ton of carbon dioxide released by driving a midsize car about 2,000 miles could cost $5 or $25, according to data in the report.

(3) The most pressing task for regulatory mechanisms that supervise social credit to avoid credit fraud is the establishment of shared credit databases with consistent data standards.

But in today's credit-centric world, avoiding credit cards or other types of debt makes accomplishing other financial goals incredibly difficult.

The Bank of Italy deserves some credit for avoiding such a crisis.

But some Iraqis give him credit for avoiding the mistakes of the past.

Several senators said Mr. Obama would deserve credit for avoiding a military strike if the chemical weapons could be eliminated in the midst of a civil war.