Sentence examples for credit seeks from inspiring English sources

Mr. McAnuff, in his second full season as the company's artistic director, has a taste for spectacle, and to his credit seeks to employ the full technical resources of the Festival Theater and its massive thrust stage.

"Mayor Anderson withdrew the offer of a meeting but, to his credit, sought alternatives and appears to have come up with a coherent plan for saving all eleven libraries.

Borrowers with good credit seeking a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage of $729,750 earlier this month would have received an interest rate of about 6.25percentt, Mr. Hackett said, as long as they made a down payment of at least 30percentt.

She'll never take the credit, seek the praise or ask for the glory.

The actress credited seeking treatment and having a loving support system for helping her manage her illness.

Now that he cannot save billions from the working tax credit, he seeks cuts in the universal credit.

To The Daily Show's credit, it seeks the whole political spectrum for its guests.

The factors considered are payment history (35percentt of the overall score); amounts and types of outstanding debt (30percentt); length of credit history (15percentt); amount of new credit recently sought or gained (10percentt); and types of credit in use (10percentt).

The urge to take credit, to seek approbation for your work, is an understandable one.

Cameron and Osborne deserve credit for seeking to implement a policy that is above all about equal rights.

If they did, America would still gain credit for seeking it, and wide support if it then went ahead to recruit international judges on its own.