Sentence examples for credit giving from inspiring English sources

In March, Borders repaid a loan to Pershing Square and secured access to $700 million in credit, giving it breathing room to execute its strategy.

The Energy Department noted in a statement that money for this type of project was provided as a tax credit, giving the agency little discretion.

It's hard to say what makes one idea succeed where others have failed, but Instagram's creators credit giving people the right tool at the right time.

The Prius, at $32,760, is the less expensive car before the credit is applied, but with a smaller battery, the Prius qualifies for a smaller maximum credit, giving the C-Max the price advantage.

Mr. Bush's plan called for reducing all income tax rates, doubling the child credit, giving a break to two-income married couples and repealing the federal tax on large estates.

It would reduce taxes by $1.6 trillion over 10 years by lowering all income-tax rates, doubling the child credit, giving a break to many two-income couples and repealing the estate tax over several years.

Fair enough too; credit given where due.

The strings, to their credit, gave a plausible echo.

Tartt, to her credit, gives it a go.

Credit given to authors helps avoid cases of plagiarism and intellectual fraud.

Contributions are copyrighted with due credit given.