Sentence examples for fairly credited from inspiring English sources

Muybridge's motion studies can be fairly credited as the forerunners of the cinema.

"When you're writing a romcom, you're writing chemistry on to the page," observed screenwriter Tess Morris recently, writing for Bafta on that least fairly credited of film genres.

So the contribution of Dr. Wu on DNA sequencing was fairly credited, and whether we can correct his title as "father of DNA sequencing"?

Verma claimed that UPT was described earlier than DNA barcoding in his patents, and publication; therefore, it should be fairly credited.

The Time package stresses that the strides AIDS researchers made in 1996 in treating HIV-infected people cannot fairly be credited to any single scientist or institution--a point Ho readily acknowledges.

The original source is credited fairly high up and most often there is also a hyperlink.

The first credit derivatives were fairly straightforward "credit default swaps" that transferred the credit-default risk of a single company.

While this adage continues to hold true, it was even more appropriate in the 19th century when, according to one traveller, a 26-hour boat trip from Rufisque (near Dakar) to Carabane was deemed fairly short, and was credited to a favourable wind.

It's only fairly recently that museums have credited Charles Eames and his wife (not brother), Ray, with much of their work, as well as investigated the other talented hands in the Eames office.

They were among the first to heavily invest in snow-making equipment in the 1960s, when the technology was fairly new, and were widely credited as the first to install enough of it — there are currently 1,200 snow cannons — to coat a mountain from top to bottom.

Nonetheless, both sides can fairly claim credit for the final result.