Sentence examples for should have credited from inspiring English sources

Obama subsequently acknowledged that he should have credited Patrick.

We should have credited Ishiguro with six novels, not five.

The Times should have credited the Weblog for its version.

This box, with the information that appeared in the Times in 1975, should have credited Rawly Eastwick and Will McEnaney with one inning apiece.

Mr. Obama told reporters he should have credited Gov. Deval Patrick of Massachusetts, a friend, for a passage in a speech he delivered on Saturday in Milwaukee.

Those biographical points were first reported by Congressional Quarterly in a 1986 profile, and the Times article should have credited the magazine.

Now card companies and mobile-phone makers are wrangling over whether the SIM (subscriber identity module) cards in GSM mobile phones should double up as payment cards, or whether telephones should have credit-card slots too.

Leora Klapper, a lead economist at the World Bank and an author of the report, acknowledged this ("Not everyone should have credit," she said), but she added that the Findex Database is more concerned with people's access to savings vehicles, which, evidence suggests, have a positive impact.

You should have credit cards, because you need them for emergencies or for unforeseen circumstances.

So, I believe that if you're going to look at who should have credit, and who shouldn't, versus what you really need to consider the client you're dealing with, the age, their income, their cash flow, their credit rating, the cost of credit, vs. other sources, uses, sources of capital.

All upmarket hotels should have credit card facilities.