Sentence examples for credited appropriately from inspiring English sources

In addition, we are identifying impacted accounts and will ensure that advertisers are credited appropriately.

I close with a quote from Teddy Roosevelt, who is credited, appropriately, with having saved intercollegiate athletics--football, in particular--back at the turn of the last century.

After the fight, Tarverdyan gave credit, appropriately, to Holm's surprisingly effective defense, which made it hard for Rousey to grab her or throw her.

"Mike let Zach take all the credit, appropriately, because it was his money," said Bill White, the president of the Intrepid museum.

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Knowing how to use this credit appropriately can be a hard lesson to learn.

If you use someone else's image, make sure to ask for permission, or if it's a Creative Commons image, give them credit appropriately.

You appropriately credited New Jersey for confronting the problem of recidivism and noted that many other states are also reconsidering their approach to incarceration, re-entry and rehabilitation.

Evidence of the continuing reportorial passion to be first, with facts or insights, emerges clearly when reporters think a competitor hasn't appropriately credited them with being out in front.

Hill responded that New Ark had been appropriately credited and now were seeking to take advantage of her success.

(Professor Kahneman also graciously and appropriately credits his longtime colleague Amos Tversky with the development of this theory).