Sentence examples for credited for moving from inspiring English sources

Brad Gilbert, the coach he has credited for moving him past his Image-Is-Everything youthful veneer, is going to try his luck with the talented but struggling American Andy Roddick.

It was the simplification of a complex legal and political matter that even the folks being credited for moving Obama's hand scoffed at.

In fact, Secretary Kerry should be credited for moving the peace process so far along that it has becoming politically costly for those involved to denounce it.

In 2005, the game was credited for moving the survival horror genre away from B movie horror elements to the psychological style seen in art house or Japanese horror films, due to the game's emphasis on a disturbing atmosphere rather than visceral horror.

And he would deny tax deductions for moving expenses when businesses shift facilities abroad, while creating a new tax credit for moving production back home.

The alliance deserved credit for moving the needle.

"You can get $1 to $1.50 a square foot credit for moving costs," he said.

And he is proposing creating a new tax credit for moving expenses for companies that reverse the trend and move jobs back to the United States.

And he is proposing creating a new tax credit for moving expenses for companies that reverse the trend and bring jobs back to the United States.

While Mr. Armstrong, a supermarket manager, gave the Nets "some credit" for moving to the city, it did not affect his loyalties.

But many Democratic fund-raisers give Mr. Kerry credit for moving energetically to help his campaign withstand severe dips in the polls last year and into the early primaries.