Sentence examples similar to fault credited from inspiring English sources

It also faults credit rating agencies like Moody's and Standard and Poor's which, by the way, are paid by the companies they rate for failing to pick up on balance sheets supported by toothpicks.

For all her faults, Ms Mayawati was credited with reducing caste and communal tensions.

Some observers fault the credit card mess for Spiegel's near-demise.

In other words, an agent is responsible if a fault or credit is properly attributable to her.

Collins fumbled a snap in the fourth quarter while in the shotgun formation, but the other two fumbles, though credited to him, were hardly his fault.

The adit is named after Andrew Lawson, a pioneering geology professor in the the College of Mining who is credited with identifying and naming the San Andreas fault.

She is credited with writing the state's no-fault divorce law and overseeing a comprehensive reorganization of the state's court system.

She agreed it was AT&T's fault, but could only credit my account to salve the company's guilt.

He appeared to fault Mr. Obama for the closing of the plant — a decision made before Mr. Obama was elected, and before his bailout of the auto industry, which was credited with saving a number of other auto plants.

But it's better than telling cancer patients and diabetics that it's all their fault.(Photo credit: AFP).

Nowadays it is the lender as much as the borrower who is perceived to be at fault for extending credit to those who should never have been granted it.The idea that debt is a shameful state to be avoided has been steadily eroding since the 1960s, when a generation whose first memories were of the Depression was superseded by one brought up during the 1950s consumer boom.