Sentence examples for perhaps credited from inspiring English sources

Abraham Lincoln, perhaps credited with being the greatest white hero of them all, admitted, "if I could save the Union without freeing any slave, I would do it".

I do think Stan could perhaps credit his wife with a little more intelligence.

Who knows, perhaps crediting the electorate with the intelligence to cope with a policy discussion might both "restore a sense of order" and the legitimacy that would allow a government to actually get something done.

Perhaps credit derivatives will alter the behaviour of investors and companies, encouraging them to take more risk.

After broadsides from both Fitch and Mr Buffett in the same week, perhaps credit-derivatives users will engage in some timely self-criticism.

Almost any bank with a lot of retail business except for sub-prime lending and perhaps credit cards can expect its minimum capital to fall.However, working out the precise effects of Basel 2 is difficult.

Granted, New Line's problem was as much marketing related as anything, so perhaps credit should go to the Warner Bros. marketing might.

Inditex can perhaps be credited for proving the efficacy of basing fast fashion production in Europe.

The EU Commission is perhaps not credited often enough when it's right, but it is very right this time: Zero rated renewable energy should be able to compete with fossil fuels as long as there is a strong and rising price for carbon.

As we drove east on Constitution Avenue toward the Capitol, with the National Mall on our right, I explained how the Mall bore a striking resemblance to the Jardin des Tuileries in Paris, which I thought could perhaps be credited to Pierre Charles L'Enfant, the French-born architect who made the original designs for Washington.

The point here is that celebrities on Twitter are huge, and can perhaps be credited with bringing a more mainstream audience to the service.