Sentence examples for enduring credit from inspiring English sources

It is to his enduring credit that he broke the Democratic mould.

To their enduring credit, FFA chairman Steven Lowy and chief executive David Gallop also turned up when some predecessors have failed to do so in far less trying circumstances.

The enduring credit squeeze appears to reflect an aversion to risk among lenders confronting great uncertainty about the economy rather than any lingering effects of the panic that gripped financial markets last fall, after the collapse of the investment banking giant Lehman Brothers.

Tam, to his enormous and enduring credit, made a career out of asking irritating questions with admirable persistence.

To Motörhead's enduring credit, "Aftershock" is pretty much identical to them.

Taking the Long View: An enduring credit relationship depends on having long terms credit goals.

And so to Cinderella, a live-action reboot of one of Disney's most enduring animations (the credits cite their "Cinderella properties" alongside Perrault), notable for its straight-faced sentimentality and unfashionable absence of post-Enchanted irony.

Some credit its enduring fame to its universality — it requires no instructions or cultural context — and some to its complexity.

She granted the soldier an additional 112 days credit for enduring those conditions, which will also be applied to shorten his sentence.

In the future publishing milieu, Pearl also looks forward to hearing more "new voices" and credits the enduring, independent presses as they continue their tradition of rich, literary quality books.

Fox credited the films' enduring appeal to its central relationship – between the unassuming teenager and his eccentric mentor.