Sentence examples for credit ignored from inspiring English sources

Zuma, to his credit, ignored the warning.

However, critics said the rise in means-tested pension credit ignores the 1.8 million pensioners who fail to make a claim.

Fremont was among the worst of the subprime offenders, using all the now familiar practices: targeting people with bad credit, ignoring traditional standards for underwriting home loans, paying third-party brokers handsomely to bring in gullible customers, and then infecting the larger financial system by selling off the hazardous loans.

From dreadlocks to dashikis, white America has taken black traditions and used them for their own gain by failing to give proper credit, ignoring historical context or blatantly perpetuating stereotypes.

The bottom line for all businesses with social media ambitions is: create a strategic initiative to leverage Facebook Credits; ignoring it means missing out on the massive market opportunity they represent.

The problems with universal credit were ignored and dismissed as "teething problems", until Amber Rudd could no longer ignore the mountain of evidence laid at the Department for Work and Pensions' doorstep.

Romney deserves credit for ignoring the orthodoxy of his party, especially during a week in which Senate Republicans blocked a bill that would raise the federal minimum wage to $10.10 an hour.

Obama's campaign team deserves immense credit for ignoring the national polls during 2007 and focusing their resources on the early primaries.

The earned-income tax credit is also ignored in calculating the poverty rate.

To their credit, Alex Rodriguez, Derek Jeter, Johnny Damon and Bernie Williams have ignored his wishes and plan to play.

The only surprise is that the traders, speculators and credit rating agencies ignored them for so long.