Sentence examples for try to credit from inspiring English sources

Don't even try to credit their bankability to their looks.

I try to credit them with the "calculated loss" theory when I can, but the evidence really points to an unrealistic view of the world born of the arrogance of power.

To make his claims about the power of framing hold, Feldman tries to credit rhetorical efforts, like calling veteran candidates "Fighting Dems," for last year's Democratic victories.

Best of all was Mont Sainte-Victoire, which rises massive behind Aix and the surrounding countryside; he would paint this rock repeatedly, trying to credit a variety of perspectives.

So what to do? Reznor and Ross avoided the co-writing problem by crediting their entire scores as a duo, perhaps a sign that Reznor understood what might happen if he tried to credit himself only.

(I've certainly found the setup a little confusing, when I was trying to credit the publications for scoops).

No, but they can try to claim credit for it.

Try to get credit for your service at your present company.

"I can't believe politicians try to take credit for it".

"I try to avoid credit cards," she says, but she still has £7,500 in student loans to repay.

And like the Bank of Japan, they slashed interest rates and took extraordinary measures to try to keep credit flowing.