Sentence examples for partially credited from inspiring English sources

A high-school student in Ontario, California, can be partially credited for the song's rise to No. 1.

ACCURACY -- Mr. Green is indeed endorsed by Mr. Bratton, who is partially credited with reducing crime in the city.

This is a memoir less about music and more about his father, Hugh Everett III, a physicist partially credited with discovering string theory.

Christian said he felt more comfortable with his returns late in the third set and partially credited the small but mighty crowd.

He was partially credited, correctly, for the eventual defeat of the president's plan, before he himself was defeated in a 1994 run for the Senate.

While partially credited with the success of the Yankees, Steinbrenner remained a divisive figure, instituting stringent regulations regarding the appearance of his players, frequently criticizing players to the press, and indulging in public spats with members of his staff.

President Barack Obama partially credits elements of the Affordable Care Act, such as reduced fees for hospital services, for reduced inflation in national expenditures, but there's no consensus among experts.

The Chicago Police Department are partially crediting their use of a simple Google search in nabbing a double-homicide suspect from New York who had avoided authorities for two years by dressing as a woman.

"I do partially credit reading 'Wild' with helping to bring me back to being excited about going out hiking and going out into nature again," he said.

Answers were only considered correct or incorrect; there was no partial credit for partially correct answers (for instance, question #10).

The fact that no partial credit for "partially correct" answers was given could be an issue if concept inventory scores were used to assign grades to students.