Sentence examples for it should be credited from inspiring English sources

So it should be credited for its achievement in constructing and funding the elaborate qualifying system that made it possible for Afghanistan to rise from a level alongside such unlikely cricketing entities as Norway and Japan to challenge for a chance to face Australia and India.

It should be credited, first off, for its efficiency: it packs in more about the back-story of 78-year-old Carl Fredricksen, the film's curmudgeonly central character, than some movies manage in two hours.

Prosecutors for Italy's National Audit Office are now looking into the purchase to determine whether the state overpaid for the object, and Renaissance art experts will be asked whether it should be credited to Michelangelo.

But it also says that "the F.B.I. should be credited for its conduct and professionalism in detainee interrogations in the military zones".

Towards the end of John Ford's classic western, The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, after James Stewart has taken the entire film to explain that it is not he who should be credited with killing the outlaw of the title but rather John Wayne, the newspaperman he is speaking to shakes his head.

Before Mill, it would seem that Thomas Reid should be credited with seeing that there was a serious philosophical issue concerning other minds (Avramides 2001, ch., VI).

Robson scored the second direct from a corner kick and should be credited with it despite Vernon claiming he touched it.

It is a technology so old that it predates Homo sapiens and instead should be credited to our ancestor Homo erectus.

But it's Stone, not Costner, who should be credited with her present success.

If so, is it the machine or the programmer that should be credited?

I agree that Thailand should be credited for its multi-pronged crackdown on the trade in tigers and tiger parts.