Sentence examples for ostensibly credited from inspiring English sources

The problem is that the "geek" part, the part to which her business success is ostensibly credited, becomes secondary in the shadow of such blatant physicality.

The dominance of the covenant-lite structure in the ever-growing U.S. leveraged loan market is continuing into 2019, though the market share these ostensibly riskier credits hold seems to have plateaued.

"Where's the gratitude?" Buchanan asked -- ostensibly taking credit for programs that he doesn't even support.

The main purpose is ostensibly to ensure that employee Social Security accounts are credited properly, but the letters can also be used by ICE to show that an employer had reason to believe an employee might not have documentation.

The act ostensibly protects inventors by crediting them when they use but fail to patent technology before large companies do.

It cut marginal income tax rates, gradually eliminated the estate tax and raised the child tax credit, ostensibly to make sure that the budget surplus was returned to Americans and not frittered away in Washington.A year later, the emphasis was on stimulating the sluggish economy by giving firms tax incentives to invest.

T.I.B.C.'s credit-risk officer, Irene Evangelista, told the investigators that the bank's "credit committee" — ostensibly formed in 2008, to review and approve all lending transactions — had "not had a single meeting".

By then, Moody's had downgraded the securities — ostensibly because of the credit crisis.

But it doesn't do voters much good to identify with a political organisation rather than the ideas on which it ostensibly rests.(Photo credit: AFP).

While the legislation delivers favors to banks, it ostensibly cracks down on credit monitoring companies like Equifax, which exposed millions of consumers' financial information to hackers last year.

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