Sentence examples for credit retained from inspiring English sources

Dissenting voices appear, but only as "the other side," to be vanquished, or else in columns like this one, which our media have, to their credit, retained through all the mass movements of insanity that created the modern world.

Implementing change on this scale is daunting, and it is easy to forget that the principles of universal credit retain broad public and political support.

To its credit, Indiana retained Davis, leaving Steve Alford, once Knight's point guard and whipping boy, at Iowa.

To his credit, Root retained his composure and advanced from 94 to his hundred in the space of two balls, punching the air in celebration as the crowd rose to its feet to toast the local hero.

"There's a place for app stores long-term.. [for example] games are great for app stores," he said, referring to the format's ability to take payments and the fact that games would be most aided by the hundreds of millions of credit cards retained by iOS for example.

In Ohio, Marathon Petroleum is benefitting from a 15-year tax credit for retaining 1,650 jobs and a 10-year tax credit for creating 100 new jobs.

Another advantage is that most credit unions retain the servicing on all of their mortgage loans (or contract with companies like CUC to do it for them).

To his credit, he retains a palpable sense of mystery on screen and off; the most diligent showbiz reporter would be hard-pressed to fill a paragraph about him.

"You've got to give her so much credit for retaining her poise and confidence to hang in there and look to get a foot in the door back into the match.

The Estate and Sony should be given credit for retaining much of Jackson's edginess and eclecticism where they could have easily opted for a more traditional lineup.

And the savings credit element of pension credit would be retained.