Sentence examples for specifically credited from inspiring English sources

Comcast executives specifically credited "The Voice," the singing competition on NBC that has given the network some much-needed momentum.

(Only one, "De Interpretatione," dealing with Mr. Antonioni's documentary on China, "Chung Kuo," is specifically credited, to Film Quarterly). Of course he has a theory about this.

The other resembles a TV set, & is a brain-wave analyzer called Annie... Topsy and Annie are specifically credited with being able to advice individuals as to whether they would make suitable marriage partners.

Mr. Baranello is more specifically credited with helping to build the careers of Patrick Halpin, Suffolk's second Democratic county executive, and Thomas J. Downey, who was elected to Congress when he was only 25 and served for 18 years before being ousted by Rick A. Lazio in 1992.

Some of the signature aspects of the program, such as the emphasis on team dynamics and the fact that much of the content is delivered by senior BP executives, have been specifically credited by people throughout BP with helping to make the organization much more collaborative and capable.

The publisher specifically credited the shock jock with boosting his company's print order for Kurtz's book "Spin Cycle" from twenty-five toousand copies two hundred thousandand.

"I'm very grateful for what the Devils have done," Daneyko said, specifically crediting McMullen and Lamoriello.

A former senior career foreign service officer whose last post was ambassador to Yugoslavia, Mr. Zimmermann specifically credits five men (McKinley decidedly not among them) for the vision, determination and political skill that first gave the United States its global ambition.

He specifically credits two things they did there with helping the explosion of interest.

Intended to combat identity theft, the law covers breaches that put certain information at risk, specifically credit card numbers, Social Security numbers, drivers license information and bank account numbers.

"This was a poor girl who was an orphan in Korea, starving to death, eating a bar of soap for food and then throwing it up," Allen says (though he doesn't specifically credit Mia, who adopted Soon-Yi, with liberating her from all this).