Sentence examples for poorly credited from inspiring English sources

Owing however to the social and religious persecutions of the time, Éstienne was poorly credited with his findings and spent the last years before his death in 1564 in a dungeon.

Although critically revered, it sold poorly and is barely credited for its technical innovations – as Kieron Gillen later lamented in his retrospective essay on the game.

They were stuck with poorly performing credit card portfolios.

Such bonds, deemed so risky and rated so poorly by credit agencies that they were called "junk," had once been a financial backwater.

There are, of course, some notable differences: House speculation, poorly understood credit derivatives, crazy leverage, bad accounting rules and lax SEC enforcement created today's woes; in the 1970s it was oil shocks, inflation, tax-bracket creep and a growing welfare state.

Kellogg's lost $5.7 billion as a result of poorly executed credit default swaps on the international secondary mortgage securitization markets.

"Instead, people will say the economy is doing well or poorly — and credit or blame the president accordingly — simply based on whether their party controls the White House".

He is to be credited for excelling in a poorly explored territory".

New Credit: Several applications for new credit can reflect poorly on your credit score.

Çankaya, the chauffeur, credited Erdoğan with the change in treatment his poorly mother received at state hospitals.

Public school officials view the tax credits as poorly disguised state subsidies, part of an expanding agenda to shift tax dollars away from traditional public schools.