Sentence examples similar to credited because of from inspiring English sources

The Weinsteins' names are included on all "Lord of the Rings" film credits because of a contract.

And almost 120,000 London families face losing all of their tax credits because of the Tory tax credit cuts.

Iowa's Chuck Grassley saved the wind credits, because of the vast number of wind turbines in his red state; Dean Heller of Nevada saved the electric vehicle credits, because of all the jobs that the Tesla battery factory has created in Reno; and Rob Portman helped save all these clean tech credits because of the thousands of new jobs they've stimulated in Ohio.

Countries like Russia and Ukraine have accumulated millions of tonnes of emission credits because of the collapse of the Soviet economy in the late 1980s.

In 2006, when we launched the company and liquidity was everywhere, over five million Main Street small businesses were declined for credit because of a low personal credit score.

Having rejected the idea of establishing a bank line of credit because of the unreasonable terms, I prefer to raise the capital from our current cash flow.

(This includes $4.2 billion in direct grants provided in 2009 to companies that could not take advantage of the tax credit because of the financial crisis).

Many of the songs he wrote for Presley gave both men songwriting credit, because of an arrangement with Presley's management.

Danny Willett and Jordan Spieth squeezed through right on the four-over-par cut line, the Masters champion worthy of special credit because of a converted 15ft putt on the 18th green.

Their plan faced some steep challenges including this one: There was no natural market for coal bundled with pollution credits because of its higher cost.

He is taking only nine credits because of other obligations, but he has only a year and a half left to graduate.