Words similar to credit
- creb
- creb-binding
- creb-dependent
- crebs
- creceptor
- credal
- credence
- credibility
- credibility--has
- credibility-enhancing
- credible
- credible--they
- credible-interval
- credibly
- credit
- credit--hence
- credit--it
- credit--or
- credit--rhetorically
- credit--the
- credit--was
- credit-card
- credited
- creditors
- credits
- creep
- crem
- cres
- crest
- crew
Example sentences for: credit
How can you use “credit” in a sentence? Here are some example sentences to help you improve your vocabulary:
The Targeted Jobs Tax Credit (a k a the Work Opportunity Tax Credit) has been a ghastly disappointment ever since it was enacted in 1978.
Siegel, in his Siegelesque fashion, can't quite bring himself to give her credit for insight, even though she was practically the only critic to praise the film: "Not a single critic, not even those few who claimed to like Eyes Wide Shut , made any attempt to understand the film on its own artistic terms."
Some quality control problems noted at the WP : 1) A story about trials of an experimental anti-autism drug is slugged by the paper "Treatment Counters Autism" even though the story goes on to explain that the drug worked no better in the studies than placebos given to the control group; 2) an AP story the paper runs about a credit card scam targeting senior military officers fails to mention that the Wall Street Journal broke the news yesterday; 3) over a heart-wrenching story about a 9-year-old boy who concealed the accidental death of his mother for a month, leaving her body in their home because he was afraid of being sent to an orphanage, the Post goes with the bad taste headline of the year, century, and millennium: "MOTHER DIED, BUT BOY, 9, KEPT MUM."
I'd give a lot of credit to both McCain and Bradley for trying to explain this complex problem and make it into a major issue in the campaign.
Dole could, as Abraham counsels, offset part of the costs of a tax-rate cut by dumping other tax-reform plans--such as the child tax credit, once a key feature of the GOP's "pro-family" agenda.
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