Sentence examples for credited for boosting from inspiring English sources

Namely, the very demographic widely credited for boosting Democratic victories in 2013 have an affinity for digital democracy.

He is credited for substantially boosting growth of USA Cycling sponsorship revenue.

To date, the Fed Chairman, whose wizard-like prowess with the money supply has been credited for helping boost the U.S. economy to its longest peacetime expansion, has hinted he is more in favor of using the federal budget surplus to pay down the national debt.

The Society credits Merkel for boosting German research funding and for "the leadership she has provided on the European and world stages in promoting science-based policy making over issues such as climate change".

Mr Rudd takes credit for boosting Australia's role in the G20, and is happy on the world stage.

BP taking credit for boosting the economy in the gulf is like Al Qaeda taking credit for creating jobs in airport security.

He happily takes the credit for boosting domestic oil output and encouraging natural-gas production, having called the fuels "yesterday's energy" a couple of years ago while swooning over renewables.

"Congress moves at such a glacial pace these days", he sighed.In response, the Journal screams hypocrisy, arguing that Mr Obama cannot claim credit for boosting the economy while he at the same time insists that economic troubles inherited from the Bush years have precluded more robust growth.

The 1976 novel initially enraged Conroy's family, but the movie three years later made such an impression on his father that he claimed credit for boosting Duvall's career (The actor had already appeared in two Godfather films), saying, "The poor guy got a role with some meat on it".

The company deserves credit for boosting its wireless data revenues and for taking the bold if controversial move of scrapping all-you-can-eat data plans and replacing them with tiered rates based on usage a belated effort to relieve pressure on its overloaded network.But over time such moves may do little more than offset the impact of vanishing landlines and more sluggish growth in mobiles.

Not all of the credit for boosting team values goes directly to individual NFL owners.