Sentence examples for experts credited with from inspiring English sources

Even smaller towns such as Napa have mandatory rules, which experts credited with preventing widespread destruction during Sunday's 6.0 earthquake.

The law was aimed squarely at a Mexican-American studies curriculum in Tucson public schools that independent experts credited with teaching college-level critical thinking skills and boosting graduation rates and state test scores in the majority-Hispanic school district.

The site was founded by Chris Anderson, the editor in chief of Wired and the author of "The Long Tail"; Adam Goldstein, a 19-year-old sophomore at M.I.T.; and Kevin Smokler, a publishing expert credited with creating the first blog book tour.

A computer security expert credited with stopping the spread of the ransomware on Saturday by activating a digital "kill switch" warned on Sunday that a fresh attack was likely.

Economic development experts credited Hogan with persuading the state legislature, including lawmakers from areas farther from potential Amazon jobs, to approve the package of unprecedented corporate subsidies.

Mr. Geithner pushed the industry to keep better records of derivative deals, a measure that experts credit with mitigating the chaos once firms began to topple.

Mitt Romney has stepped up what is already the costliest early advertising push in a presidential campaign, an effort that his advisers and several media experts credit with helping vault him to the lead in the Republican field in some recent polls in Iowa and New Hampshire.

The law aimed to shut down a controversial Mexican-American studies curriculum in Tucson that experts credit with boosting student achievement and improving the graduation rate.

Airline and safety experts credited the agency, sometimes slow and occasionally obtuse, for responding with alacrity.

Such technology, say researchers from the National Agency for New Technologies, Energy and Sustainable Economic Development (Enea), was far beyond the capability of medieval forgers, whom most experts have credited with making the famous relic.

The disaster on 11 March 2011 forced the evacuation of 150,000 residents from a 20km radius around the Fukushima plant – a move some health experts have credited with preventing exposure to dangerous levels of radiation.