Sentence examples for that it credits from inspiring English sources

Desso said in 2014 that it credits its circular-economic business model for its rise in profitability from three percent to 10 percent EBITDA, and the doubling of its market share in the UK, in the last four years.

All copy within Programme Information can be used free of charge on condition that it credits the relevant BBC programme or service.

As for its ability to detect the new form of click fraud, Google has long argued that it credits advertisers for as much as 10% of their ad spending based on click fraud that the company detects.

Because it was a brilliant book, one is glad that it was credited to her.

The glue was so good at stemming bleeding that it was credited with saving many lives.

The study found that it boosted credit scores for nearly 20percentt of all consumers.

(In another settlement announced last week, JPMorgan agreed to pay $80 million to regulators over accusations that it charged credit card customers for identity theft products they never received).

The payday loan industry has long noted that it provides credit to consumers who may otherwise lack access to the financial system.

This academic building is unique in that it is credited as being the first in the United States to be erected exclusively for the teaching of beekeeping.

The fact that Tarana Black's creation of the movement was ignored, that it is credited to a famous white actress, is not irrelevant here.

It credited that to growth in its overnight service and higher customer charges for fuel.