Sentence examples for it could be credited from inspiring English sources

The Peppermint Lounge would lose first its celebrity clientele and then its liquor licence, but it could be credited with popularising the idea of the discotheque: a phenomenon that, with or without go-go girls, would be a great deal harder to eradicate than the dance that made its name.

At No. 3, the current prime-time ratings leader, "NCIS" (CBS, 2003), is more of a throwback, though along with "24" on Fox it could be credited with encouraging a greater number of alphabet-soup government-agency dramas.

It could be credited to the country's advanced material and child health care and high coverage of vaccination [ 22, 29].

The last two are the Elsa lessons and, if there was one character who could be credited with sole responsibility for Frozen's success, it's her.

Another assistant could be credited with sending the artist back to spots.

The Steelers beat the Seahawks, 21-0, a shutout that could be credited to Pittsburgh's offense.

Only 7 percent of the deficit could be credited to the Obama stimulus bill and 3 percent to his other initiatives.

Suppose the Lascaux paintings could be credited to an artist, with a known name and style and biography.

Initial development of this method could be credited to Sir Ronald A. Fisher who introduced this technique for the analysis of agricultural field experiments.

The enhanced photocatalytic performances of CeO2 Ag/AgBr could be credited to the accelerated interfacial charge transfer process and the improved separation of the photogenerated electron hole pairs.

The quick turnaround could be credited in part to some common-sense principles embedded in the design: ■ Build higher than you think the water could possibly come.