Sentence examples for credit therefore from inspiring English sources

He deserves some of the credit, therefore, for the Government's welcome decision in October to cancel the Saudi prisons contract.

All the more credit, therefore, to the Dardennes, who have striven more than many filmmakers to bring good deeds to life.

All the more credit, therefore, goes to the Bruce Museum for presenting us with a serious, exacting show: "Masterpieces of European Painting From Museo de Arte de Ponce".

It is to his considerable credit, therefore, that under the spotlights of the San Siro, Rooney can shut out everything else in the pursuit of victory.

It is to the Spaniard's immense credit therefore that he managed to gain selection for the PFA Premier League Team of the Year following a succession of brilliant saves during the last campaign.

Social credit, therefore, encompasses country credit, corporate credit, and individual credit for different agents.

The users who have low FER are able to get more credits; therefore, it will stay still in an NFB state until credit is vanished.

In case of forest loss the carbon credit buyer is liable to cover the lost credits; therefore this option is not very attractive to the credit buyer because the entire liability and risk lies with him.

Universal credit will therefore expand in scope and scale over the next two years".

does not look, sound or act like a AAA credit and, therefore, probably is not a real AAA".

But Willetts does not believe weddings have become prohibitively expensive; a wedding tax credit is therefore not on the way.