Sentence examples for has credited a from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fox has credited a new drug regimen with reducing the movements that are emblematic of the disease.

Mark Philippoussis has credited a "crazy" training schedule for reaching the Wimbledon quarter-finals for the fourth time.

Wheatle, who was awarded an MBE for services for literature in 2008, has credited a Rastafarian cellmate with inspiring his love of literature by encouraging him to read CLR James's The Black Jacobins while he was serving a four-month sentence resulting from his involvement in the Brixton riots.

The venerable British fashion label has credited a Christmas advertising campaign fronted by Romeo Beckham, the 12-year-old son of Victoria and David, with boosting sales in the US, Europe and the Middle East – and helping to make up for falling sales in Hong Kong in the wake of the pro-democracy demonstrations.

Romney was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 1998 and has credited a mixture of mainstream and alternative treatments with giving her a lifestyle mostly without limitations.

Nelson, the chief veterinarian, has credited a new focus on treating gastric ulcers, one of the top ailments of Iditarod dogs.

Evidence in the microstructure of both prismatic and nacreous layers has credited an organic framework as being central to the ordered mineralization [ 7, 8].

Scholars have credited "Like a Virgin" as the song which cemented her position as a pop culture icon.

Abbas had credited Clark a number of times for helping him recover from two torn ligaments.

Former Blair aides have credited Mr Murdoch, a tireless Eurosceptic, with helping to keep Britain out of the euro.

All have found the programme to be relevant, effective and efficient and have credited it as a major factor in bringing cholera under control [ 28].