Sentence examples for proper credit from inspiring English sources

"He's never been given proper credit until recently.

Proper credit is more than having ego-enhancing bragging rights.

(To give proper credit, this provision should really be called the "planned Bush tax increase").

You can be sure real peer review would force proper credit.

Robert Anderson, a spokesman, said proper credit goes to "a committee".

"We have established diminutive claim," Rondor insists, arguing for proper credit and royalty compensation.

But my mother always felt bad that my father never got the proper credit".

Mr. Rutherford, who says he is a little miffed that the novelist never gave him proper credit, is more definitive.

He said he would instruct his staff to tell him about every complaint when proper credit was not given.

"Banks were falling over themselves to lend, and they didn't have proper credit checks," said Andrew Neeson, a Lafferty analyst.

Ms. Bass had long maintained that she helped write "Rescue Me" and was deprived of proper credit and songwriting royalties.