Sentence examples for given too much credit from inspiring English sources

Ms. Alonso has insisted that Mr. Alonso was given too much credit for her success.

While individual will is important, it is often given too much credit for explaining human behavior.

Actually, Team Obama shouldn't be given too much credit for events largely beyond its control.

Third, the Hall of Fame has given too much credit to pitchers that rightly belongs to fielders.

Was the financial crisis not triggered by borrowers being given too much credit by mortgage-brokers who cared little if those loans were repaid?

State Senator Rodney Ellis, a Democrat who has led the push for criminal justice changes, said the governor should not be given too much credit for declining to veto legislation.

Still, Rodriguez did not want to give too much credit.

Give too much credit to the father, and the slighted son could be displeased.

"Let's not give too much credit to the folks at Cupertino," said Mike Hockey, an H.P. spokesman.

They tend to overestimate the effects of a generic blazer or give too much credit to mysterious back-room handlers.

This gives too much credit to Iranian propaganda, and too little to the good sense of the Shiites themselves.