Sentence examples for has credited with from inspiring English sources

Discussion during family dinners focused on politics, which Coulter has credited with refining her debating skills.

It is going to be hard to avoid the man whom the Guardian has credited with 'reinventing the fairy tale'.

Langdell, whom tradition has credited with being the originator of the case method of teaching, also emphasized the consensual nature of contract as contrasted with tort liability, and developed an elaborately formalistic system of contract principles.

Even Barry Diller, whom Murdoch himself has credited with building the Fox network, was pushed out — despite denials at the time — when he asked for a larger slice of the company.

Closer to the spotlight, and the court, were Lin's high school coach, Peter Diepenbrock, who granted a television interview during the game, and Doc Scheppler, whom Lin has credited with helping him improve his shot.

The "Texas Miracle," which Gov. Rick Perry has credited with creating nearly half of the jobs in the national work force since mid-2009, may have dominated headlines in 2011, but heading into 2012 the state's job growth should look far more routine.

Many other cities, including Huntington Beach, have imposed beach curfews, which officials here have credited with reducing late-night crime.

Bruce Bueno de Mesquita has been dubbed "the next Nostradamus," after the 16th-century French apothecary whom some have credited with the ability to predict coming world events.

Scotland has retained its equivalent agency, Scottish Enterprise, which some have credited with attracting business away from northern England.

Along with Shakespeare, Angelou has credited Dunbar with forming her "writing ambition".

David Thomson has credited Hawks with "emotional intelligence".