Sentence examples for justifiably credited from inspiring English sources

Apple's innovations — including products like the iPhone, iPad and the ultrathin MacBook Air notebook — are justifiably credited for their role in the company's resurgence under its chief executive and co-founder, Steven P. Jobs, who died on Oct. 5.

While Kumārila's epistemology may, then, by itself show that Vedic texts are justifiably credited as epistemically reliable (that, in other words, Mīmāṃsaka beliefs are rationally held), it is logically independent claims about the eternality of the Vedas that are taken by Mīmāṃsakas to warrant the stronger conclusion that Vedic injunctions are uniquely so.

The authors are justifiably credited with authorship, according to the authorship criteria.

The four authors are justifiably credited with authorship, according to the authorship criteria: StS, AUB, and MaB designed the study.

MD, BC, FB, AG, CL, CT, TF, NP, SD, AH, MH and MG the seven authors are justifiably credited with authorship, according to the authorship criteria.

Paula Pretlow could justifiably credit her mother with her entire career.

He justifiably claims credit for laying the groundwork for "normal, democratic and peaceful development of our country".

System safety continues to exert a significant influence on complex systems design, and it can justifiably claim credit for introducing a disciplined approach to safety to the systems engineering process.

Chairman Archie Norman and chief executive Adam Crozier – both complete outsiders to broadcasting and ITV, BBC take note – can justifiably take full credit for the company's performance, which represents quite a turnaround in difficult economic conditions.

The consortium can justifiably share in the credit for Celera's version of the genome, another cogent factor in the logic of today's truce.

Therefore, we cannot justifiably claim the whole credit for the lives saved by our donations.