Sentence examples for those credited from inspiring English sources

In 1994, Mr. Zahler was one of those credited with the rediscovery of the woolly flying squirrel in Pakistan, an animal that was thought to have been extinct.

In New York's new system — similar to those credited with helping reduce prison populations in Michigan and Missouri — parolees are ranked on risk factors including attitudes toward criminality, mental health, access to stable housing and criminal history.

One of those credited with popularizing the mat is Susanna Lindelöw, 46, who bought a mail order nail mat made in Russia in a desperate attempt to cure severe lower back pain.

Those credited with such connections employ special formulas and rigidly prescribed modes of diction; examples of the language of magic and of magicians are widespread, including the usages of shamans and witch doctors and the ritual "abracadabra" of the mock magic displayed by conjurors at children's parties.

Wael Ghonmin is one of those credited with kickstarting the Egyptian revolution with a "simple, anonymous" Facebook page: We are all Khaled Said, set up in homage to a 29-year-old man who had been tortured to death by the police.

He had made his debut at Hibs when still a teenager, with Real Madrid among those credited with at least a passing interest in a youngster who had been born in England and spent his formative years in military bases before the untimely death of his father, at 38 and after an 18-month battle with cancer, prompted the relocation of the family to Scotland.

And there are those credit cards.

Only Mary can claim those credits.

"I just lost those credits," she said.

Those credits are ones that Broadway handicappers like on paper.

"We need those credits for college," Harvinder said.