Sentence examples for credited for its from inspiring English sources

Its credibility as a vigilant watchdog was cemented when it was widely credited for its relentless pursuit of the cyclist Lance Armstrong, who this year admitted that he had systematically used drugs during his riding career.

Its credibility as a vigilant watchdog was enhanced most recently when it was widely credited for its relentless pursuit of the cyclist Lance Armstrong, who earlier this year admitted that he had systematically used drugs during his racing career.

So it should be credited for its achievement in constructing and funding the elaborate qualifying system that made it possible for Afghanistan to rise from a level alongside such unlikely cricketing entities as Norway and Japan to challenge for a chance to face Australia and India.

Cayman told the High Court that it has never been credited for its share in No Woman, No Cry and 12 other songs written by Marley between 1973 and 1976.

Although critically revered, it sold poorly and is barely credited for its technical innovations – as Kieron Gillen later lamented in his retrospective essay on the game.

But it also says that "the F.B.I. should be credited for its conduct and professionalism in detainee interrogations in the military zones".

Pitting bosses against each other to decide on characters, gameplay and script is a key strategy the firm credits for its succession of highly-rated games.

Gordon credited Memphis for its relaxed atmosphere and cited the album as one of her favorites.

The temptation is strong to overrate "Southland," to give it credit for its good intentions, even when they lead directly to its problems.

And critics have been giving it credit for its stylish cyberpunk-ness.

Voters are not only failing to give the White House credit for its economic successes but finding it guilty of transgressions it didn't commit.