Sentence examples for credited by some from inspiring English sources

Rajapaksa is credited by some with winning the war against the Tamil Tiger rebels.

Banksy is credited by some with kickstarting the market for urban art, allowing others to make fortunes in his slipstream.

And their presence is credited by some, though not all, experts with having a civilizing effect on their own units.

Its fundraising muscle was credited by some with intimidating 2012 candidate Mitt Romney from running again this year.

The authors claim that a black man named Edgar Brown "is credited by some with introducing topspin" around 1900.

It is credited by some with helping pull America out of its economic doldrums by pushing technologies quickly into the hands of industry.

He is currently thought to be identical with the semi-monophysite Theodore, bishop of Pharan, who is credited by some manuscripts with the Compendium of Logic.

Boehner is a delegator, but he is given credit by some conservatives for taking on the Republican appropriators in the House last year on the issue of earmarks.

And it would surely spur criticism by economists and others who are fearful about the Fed making decisions to allocate credit by favoring some sectors over others.

Gifford, William C. (1975) "Special Allocations of The Foreign Tax Credit by Partnerships: Some Tentative Proposals," Cornell International Law Journal: Vol. 8 : No. 2, Article 2.

The financial shocks on Wall Street accelerated the decline, along with limits on consumer credit imposed by some banks.