Sentence examples for credit that while from inspiring English sources

And it is to Mr. Gibney's great credit that while he pays due attention to the outsize, cartoonish celebrity persona Thompson fell back on when his literary powers began to wane, this film concentrates on the bold, innovative journalism that secured Thompson's reputation and assures his immortality.

It is, though, I suppose, to Osborne's credit that, while his chancellorial career was being summarily brought to an end, the man he had gone to such lengths to recruit as governor of the Bank of England, Mark Carney, was generally perceived to be playing a blinder in propping up the financial system at a time of genuine crisis.

It is to Mr. Doyle's infinite credit that while he ingeniously incorporates the physical presence of, say, a bass fiddle into his mise-en-scène, 10 minutes into the show you're no longer aware of this doubling as a self-conscious conceit.

The last Labour government introduced a programme of tax credits that, while maligned for subsidising low wages, boosted the incomes of low-income working families, many of whom would otherwise have been in poverty.

If at the end of the day fewer people overextend themselves on credit-card purchases, which lead to the highest interest charges of all the common forms of consumer credit, that will help consumers, while hurting the card companies.

Start by helping patients act like sensible consumers: Replace the tax deduction for health insurance, which costs some $200 billion a year in forgone taxes, with a less generous tax credit that insulates lower-paid workers, while discouraging the rest from buying overgenerous plans.

While city officials credit that approach with driving down crime, defense lawyers assail it as expensive and unfair overkill that frequently involves racial profiling.

Patients are paying more out-of-pocket for hospital care, while access to credit that could help pay for treatment has tightened for some consumers, according to a new analysis from TransUnion.

You will feel krazy-glued to your seat when you try to leave, but don't exit too quickly because there is another scene mixed in with the closing credits that will be well worth your while to see if you want to know what happens next.

Crucially, these numbers are calculated on the assumption that families can access the very tax credits that were being butchered while all attention was on Mr Osborne's "living wage".

Crucially, these numbers are calculated on the assumption that families can access the very tax credits that were being butchered while all attention was on Mr Osborne's 'living wage'... Minimum wage workers married to spouses on decent pay will have reason to thank Mr Osborne for a rise.