Sentence examples for later credit from inspiring English sources

Later, credit cards were seen as a license for fraud.

Ungerer would later credit the graphic ferocity of his work to having grown up in Nazi-occupied Alsace.

When they join his class, they commit to sharing intimate details with their classmates about their most important relationships, and many of them later credit Mr. Friedman with changing their lives.

Countless hours giving pep talks to a woman who lived on the street; she would later credit him with her decision to get off welfare, find work, start a bank account.

We read of the first known representation of a question mark in a ninth-century manuscript; of the efforts of Raimondo di Sangro, later prince of Sansevero, to interpret the subtleties of the coloured knots of the Inca writing system, quipu; and of the compelling parallels between Argentina's financial crisis in the 1990s and the later credit crunch in western countries.

She would later credit her time at Duke and her many close friendships as vital in her development into a confident and passionate adult.

The amount is later credited toward the borrower's closing costs.

They married the following year, and she later credited him with sharpening her sense of humour.

Her later credits include Jennifer's Body, Young Adult, and Showtime series United States of Tara.

It was an exchange later credited with changing the racial landscape of America.

It was later credited with introducing to grunge the stadium-rock ambitions of '70s bands.