Sentence examples for credited rather from inspiring English sources

It doesn't lend itself to pretty goals, and it left Sosa looking at fault, but Neymar has finished like that so often that he should probably be credited rather than the goalkeeper being blamed.

On the Continent, where fears of the euro's imminent demise dominated thinking for the last year, Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany and the president of the European Central Bank, Mario Draghi, are being credited rather than pilloried these days for saving the euro from disaster.

Some worry that stingy bosses are able to rely on tax credits rather than raise pay.

These days the catastrophes are of the credit rather than the climatic kind.

Finance works primarily with credit rather than cash, and credit has been expanding greatly.

This provokes floods of credit, rather like the movements of refugees.

Using a credit rather than debit card means a 2% charge on Ryanair, 1% on easyJet.

So far, such measures have focused on curtailing the banks' discretion in extending credit rather than on raising interest rates.

Should that merchandise become a hit with customers, it is Mr. Ullman who will now get the credit rather than Mr. Johnson.

But most business students will always view business ethics as hortatory rather than mandatory, as extra credit rather than required.

Payment Using a credit rather than debit card means a 2% charge on Ryanair, 1% on easyJet.