Sentence examples for crediting from inspiring English sources

The West Australian looks happy and carefree on court, crediting motherhood for giving her renewed motivation.

For though the Bank of England will pay for the purchases by crediting the accounts of commercial banks, it is creating money just as surely as if it were printing notes.The policy may jangle inflationary nerves but it is in fact designed to combat deflation, the new bogeyman.

And in crediting his running with this achievement healthy body, healthy mind, and so forth he strikes a sunnier note.

Yet it is astounding to think that the world threw itself into a thirty-year abyss to prevent a geopolitical arrangement that the combatants would later embrace.We should therefore be very, very careful before crediting war with any net contribution to humanity.

Cartoons can spread around the web without crediting their creators; copyright thieves can sell unlicensed merchandise.

He praises Mr Clegg as a local MP, crediting him with leaning on bosses at Yorkshire Water to shorten a nearby road closure from weeks—as had been threatened to a few hours.

Far from crediting America's post-war occupation for bringing democracy, Nippon Kaigi's supporters say that the occupation, and the liberal constitution that sprang from it, has emasculated Japan.

Particularly young people".Springer is modest about his involvement in helping to rebuild the party and he quickly bats down the idea that he's become a one-man party-building machine, crediting organized labor and state party leaders as being equal partners in the effort".The party is being rebuilt, at many levels," he said.

In the three months to July reserves held at the central bank rose at an annualised rate of 1,968%.When the Bank of England buys gilts from the private sector as part of its QE programme, it pays for them by crediting the reserves account of the seller's bank.

They also fear, not unreasonably, that the added gene might be transferred from the crop plant to relatives in the field.American maize farmers like Bt plants, crediting them with keeping levels of their chief pest, the European corn borer, so low as to benefit both GM and unmodified varieties.

So far there have been few efforts to rouse the masses, though the government did confer a posthumous prize last week on Indira Gandhi, as a way of crediting India for helping create Bangladesh in 1971.