Sentence examples for group credit from inspiring English sources

The group credit these humble beginnings for their unique sound.

Members of this underground group credit it as playing a major role in their success.

The Kilmarnock group credit their first T in the Park gig, in 1999, as a major factor in getting signed to a label.

He said Mr. Kallan finally responded with a phone call, refusing to give the group credit or stop using the Dewey system in his marketing.

And at Fitch Ratings, "water supply risk has consistently and transparently factored into Fitch's ratings and analysis of municipal bonds," said Eric Friedland, group credit officer and managing director of its United States public finance group.

"The sheer volume of commodity-related debt poses challenges because it means that credit losses from commodity investments will be substantial for many investors," said Mariarosa Verde, Moody's group credit officer.

The Che Guevara group credits an "amazing guy" with the "collapse" of the whole system.

Bill Sheehan, executive director of Hackensack Riverkeeper, an environmental group, credits federal clean-water standards, a decline in industrial activity and the closing of Meadowlands landfills.

The latter was a leading light in Women for Independence, a non-aligned group credited with radicalising women across Scotland during last year's independence campaign.

In South Carolina, another way of saying Christian right is "Greenville Republicans," the group credited with John McCain's undoing in his 2000 run against George W. Bush.

A similar narrative evolution has been remarked in a story Williams has told about flying into Baghdad with members of Navy Seal Team 6, the group credited with killing Osama bin Laden.