Sentence examples for credit having from inspiring English sources

For that, he must take credit, having made conscious efforts to create a sense of togetherness.

Falling inflation (for which Mr Brown can claim some credit, having handed control of interest rates to the Bank of England) has cut long-term interest rates.

Netflix paid €441,775 in UK corporation tax in 2015, after it booked a €47,986 tax credit having filed a loss of €261,000 the previous year.

Gullett, to his credit, having sought guidance from the chief war historian Charles Bean, included a four-page account in his 848-page official history.

The government looks serious about curbing credit, having told banks not to add more than 7.5 trillion yuan ($1.1 trillion) to their loan books this year, a huge amount but still 22% less than last year.

The ICAA attributes this to the 2012 Olympics, though the city's mayor, Boris Johnson, might try to take some of the credit, having ordered a review of the city's performance in the business-travel sector after it came 19th in 2009.

Overall credit has been shrinking.

Q So credit has loosened up.

"Credit" has been reversified: it means debt.

The cost of credit has risen.

For most borrowers, credit has tightened.