Sentence examples for we can credit from inspiring English sources

I think we can credit Gorbachev with many things, while acknowledging his indecision and flaws as well.

(You try it!) But perhaps we can credit it to experience, to sufficient time in the press box.

Though "in temperament he is definitely Latin," this exquisite "creature of the cosmopolis" may be one-sixteenth Cherokee, if we can credit "a scandalous legend to the effect that his great-great-grandmother was a beautiful Cherokee maid".

THERE IS A STRONG chance that by midsummer, the N.B.A. will have joined the N.F.L. in locking out its players, and for this we can credit two men above all others, the commissioners David Stern and Roger Goodell.

Since Reagan nearly died in that attack, so early in his Presidency, we can credit the sincerity of his written vow: "Whatever happens now I owe my life to God and will try to serve him in every way I can".

The closet and the cupboard are both about as full as they're going to get, and though we can credit the fashion reader with at least wanting to know what is in fashion when she sees it, what can the recipe reader possibly be reading for?

They can credit the schedule.

Stockholders can credit Ng's frugal ways.

"I can credit your account," said Jeremy.

Mr. Krugman asks how we can possibly credit the fast growth since 1995 to Reagan policies.

According to PluGGd.in – who we can also credit for taking the picture of the ad – this isn't exactly the first time Google India has advertised services in dead tree form.