Sentence examples for may be credited from inspiring English sources

In some circumstances you may be credited with "qualifying years" even if you weren't working.

As to nine men and nine innings — and perhaps even more — these may be credited to Wadsworth.

Historically, the English may be credited with the evolution of Parliament, which, in its medieval form, was related to the Anglo-Saxon practice of regular gatherings of notables.

The smooth mobilization of the standing army and its rapid movement to France in August 1914 may be credited largely to Wilson's prewar planning.

From the 99% to the 47%  |  While Occupy gave us the "99 percent," Mitt Romney may be credited with putting the "47 percent" into the popular vernacular.

That Kaliningrad awakened at all may be credited to Christians -- a German and an American -- who grew up near Palmnicken and would not suppress their own memories of the slaughter.

Although this may partly be a function of stage migration resulting from more advanced imaging techniques over time, decreased mortality may also be credited to an increased availability of better supportive care measures or systemic therapy regimens.

One man may well be credited with his rescue – and that man, of course, is Channel 5 boss Richard Desmond.

The SEAL unit raid that killed Osama bin Laden may well be credited to Obama's good judgment and careful planning.

A group may therefore be credited with legally-dependent moral rights.

Xenophanes may also be credited with expanding the range of topics considered appropriate for philosophical inquiry and discussion.