Sentence examples for credit for continuing from inspiring English sources

He deserves credit for continuing to plug away.

And he positioned his party to share credit for continuing the lower rates for most Americans, and still blame Democrats for raising taxes in a weak economy.

And, while President Ben Ali deserves credit for continuing many of the progressive policies of President Bourguiba, he and his regime have lost touch with the Tunisian people.

You deserve credit for continuing to bring attention to the antibiotic-resistance crisis and the Food and Drug Administration's failure to limit the overuse of antibiotics in animal agriculture.

The government deserves credit for continuing to fund our nation's athletes; Schooling deserves credit for just focusing on the 100m butterfly event and preserving his energy; and the intensive training he received in the US has also helped his development.

Although he gives the city credit for continuing to back the Chicago Blues Festival, the annual three-day series of free performances that begins Friday in Grant Park, Mr. Iglauer said the city could be doing "so much more" to support club owners.

Shields said he hoped Tyson would be credited for continuing to press the fight, despite Lewis's domination.

He soon left to start a competing company and is widely credited for continuing cheerleading's growth arc, popularizing cheerleading competitions and getting them onto television.

Participation in the courses was free and voluntary, but credits for continuing medical education were given to the attendees.

Since every paediatrician is supposed to participate in a regional quality circle in order to gather the required credit points for continuing education - which are a prerequisite to maintain their accreditation - this method ensures a representative selection of respondents for the present survey.

As for the president, Mr. Walsh credits him for continuing tough Bush-era "war on terror" measures, including the hunting down of Osama bin Laden, but not much else.