Sentence examples for journal credit from inspiring English sources
"journal credit" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It refers to the acknowledgement or recognition given to a source or publication in a written work, such as a research paper or article. Example: The author carefully cited all of their sources, giving proper journal credit to each publication referenced in the article.
WALL STREET JOURNAL Credit Reporting Firm to Go Public | Trans Union a credit reporting company, will go public rather than be sold, Crain's Chicago Business reports.
WALL STREET JOURNAL Credit Card Company to Buy Back Stock | Discover Financial Serviceses, the credit card issuer, said it planned to buy back up to $2 billion of stock over the next two years, the Associated Press reports.
WALL STREET JOURNAL Credit Cards Targeting the Wealthy | With the number of wealthy rising in Asia, companies like Citibank and DBS Bank — and soon, MasterCard — are offering credit cards aimed at extremely high-net-worth individuals, The New York Times writes.
WALL STREET JOURNAL Credit-Rating Firms Lack Foresight on Sovereign Defaults | A Wall Street Journal survey of 35 years of data has found that Standard & Poor's and Moody's have shown a lack of prescience when it comes to calculating the risk of a country defaulting on its sovereign debt.
The Journal credited the kid with having "crushed two of Hitler's serpentine spies after their sneak landing from a submarine".
"It is the same with universities".The most valuable statistic a scientist can tally up is SCI journal credits, especially in journals with higher "impact factors"—ones that are cited more frequently in other scholars' papers.
(McCarthy famously called Wellfleet "the seacoast of Bohemia" in her novel "A Charmed Life," and Wilson, in his journal, credited the historian H. Stuart Hughes with the memorable sobriquet "la plage des intellectuels").
The journal credited the proposal to Dr. Joe Howton, medical director at the Adventist Medical Center in Portland, Ore., who said he got the idea recently after reading a 2002 study on drug interactions by Tamiflu's manufacturer, Roche.
The NRCC's New "Insurgent's Perspective" The Wall Street Journal credits the GOP's success in part to a fundamental shift in the workings of the National Republican Congressional Committee.
The Milwaukee Journal credited Shaughnessy with building a formidable team at Tulane, and noted that he increased revenue and improved facilities, while he used the available players and did not pay them "a nickel".
WALL STREET JOURNAL Russian Credit Card Firm Jumps After I.P.O.
