The improvement was credited to a sharp rise in manufacturing production and new orders.
Mr. Hague was credited with sharp intelligence, deep absorption in the issues and an Oxford Union-honed skill at debating, but he was still deemed unelectable.
Chris Strong, director of development for the hospital foundation, credited the sharp rise in proceeds to a benefit underwriting program that this year included nearly 100 individuals and corporations--a neat trick (but not a new one) here in the land of endless charity bashes.
Rankin is often credited with a sharp ear for dialogue and a gift for pungent writing, but he feeds Hoffer clunker after clunker.
The zero-tolerance approach toward ticket scofflaws, turnstile jumpers, public drinkers, marijuana smokers and others, which may be out of the headlines but is still in full effect, has been widely credited with the sharp decreases in overall crime.
The project developers, in turn, have had to reduce their estimates of the number of credits they will receive, contributing to sharp falls in some of their share prices (see chart).On average, IDEAcarbon calculates, if you discount the first wave of big, easy projects, emissions-reduction schemes have yielded only 70% of the expected number of credits.
This is credited with adding to the sharp property price rises in London and the south-east.
While not entirely responsible for this sharp decline, ACSD was credited with contributing to 14 per cent of the reduction in child mortality by significantly expanding the reach of key health interventions.
She was killed in 1985, but her work and that of others is credited with reversing a sharp decline in numbers.
Gen. Bernard L. Weiss said that the Air Force should not have bought pliers from Boeing, but he said contracting officers should be credited with negotiating a sharp reduction in the company's original proposal on the tools.
He credited the rise to a sharp increase in the number of discoveries in the Permian basin in Texas over the past two years.
