Sentence examples for credit produced from inspiring English sources

The tax credit produced sales last fall, but some lenders here say it has troubling implications.

Increasing oil prices and cheap credit produced annual GDP growth that averaged over 6% between 2000 and 2008.

They experienced what came to be known as the Great Disappointment, while Miller, to his credit, produced a marvellous mea culpa in his tract "Apology and Defense".

(Lloyd Webber, to his credit, produced a revival of "On Your Toes," in London, in the nineteen-eighties, but, he says ruefully, it "cost me my shirt". Though one knows that there was a shirt beneath the shirt, and one beneath that).

Baronet Press, a small New York publishing house, agreed to publish A Contract with God, which bears the credit "Produced by Poorhouse Press" of "White Plains, N.Y".

On February 13, the FT, to its considerable credit, produced an extensive analysis of "Minsk II," the meeting in Belarus last week led by Putin, Ukrainian president Petro Poroshenko, German chancellor Angela Merkel, and French president François Hollande.

Sorry about the eviction".' "Lost Bohemia" is distinctly different from "Carnegie Hall," the 1947 film that was, according to its credits, "produced and photographed in Carnegie Hall".

McCully cites evidence from Stanford University professors showing that as many as two-thirds of credits produced by the projects in developing countries are not backed by real reductions in pollution.

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