Sentence examples for credit the work from inspiring English sources
Even in the CIRC report, they credit the work he did.
It is good manners in a scientific paper to credit the work of others.
Rowse's authoritarian tone and his failure to credit the work of other Shakespearean scholars were also noted with dismay.
Press, despite efforts by the Black Panthers to dis credit the work and its 28‐year old author.
Duncan Smith's return to the Department of Work and Pensions – where universal credit, the work programme and disability benefit PIP are in meltdown – needs forensic exposure.
The Observer Magazine last week neglected to credit the work of Emma Grove, who carried out additional research for the fashion article 'The Darkness'.
Most Americans below the median income level pay no federal income tax (and, thanks to the Earned Income Tax Credit, the working poor get substantial rebates).
He credited the work of Iraqi engineers and technicians who still face difficult conditions like poor telecommunications and haphazard security.
Hansen credited the work All Blacks assistant coach Ian Foster had done with the young No. 10 leading up to the test match.
Does this mean that if a student rips whole pages from Adam Smith for his paper on capitalism without citing or crediting the work he shouldn't be penalized?
But the Tribune credited the work of law enforcement, not the structure, with stanching the flow of illegal crossings, pointing to a Border Patrol strategy first employed in 1993.
