Sentence examples for generous credit from inspiring English sources

Mr Carnes gives generous credit to the geeks at ReD, saying that they have had "a general effect on everything .ReD has some curious methods.

Obvious examples include the hundreds of billions of dollars lent to telecoms firms during the tech bubble, and generous credit extended to Enron and Argentina.

Trehan, whose firm was behind Voyager's clever structuring and generous credit terms, put up $5 million for a 10 percent stake.

As a recent government report noted, "Long-Term Capital appears to have received very generous credit terms, even though it took an exceptional degree of risk".

Chambers's most startling discoveries come from the files of the Comintern (for which he gives generous credit to his Russian researchers).

Good connections, a good location, a generous credit line and an open-ended tolerance for air travel are standard operating equipment.

In addition, it has a provision that allows businesses to apply current losses to prior profitable years, as far back as 2003, providing potentially generous credits against past tax bills.

Regardless, the majority of lawmakers went along, mainly because grinding out generous credits had become so routine, says May. Individual Arizonians can now claim 27 different tax credits, up from 4 in 1993, including a 100% credit of $250 per couple for kids' public school extracurricular programs, including golf.

These credits vary based on age, with older individuals receiving more generous credits than younger.

While the effectiveness of past credits has been questioned, a well-drafted, generous, permanent credit could do much to encourage companies to hire scientists.

Hence the generous public credit bestowed on Barisani and Warfield.