Sentences with phrase «more credit for»

I think we must give the consumer (which is us as well) more credit for making intelligent decisions.

Here are some key takeaways from the study proving that millennials deserve more credit for what they are already doing:

And in a super-surprising twist, white dudes get more credit for success than anyone else!

For a number of reasons judges had previously been allowed to provide more credit for pre-trial custody, in practical recognition of the poorer conditions, and the philosophical considerations that an accused was not technically guilty during this time.

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Also, Virginia should have received more credit for lowering its carbon emissions by building nuclear plants back in the 1970s when no one was thinking about carbon emissions.

Half of the game is just «filler» for the third game, though I enjoyed it, but I give games more credit for what they're worth.

Anyway, I'm surprised Uncharted didn't get more credit for having absolutely fantastic voice acting and dialogue.

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I suspect much more credit for such gait lies in the muscles and ligaments than has been imagined, measured, or hinted at in the past.

He probably deserves more credit for fostering the kittens than we do.

But I do think Shiller should be getting a lot more credit for that prediction that I have heard given to him thus far.

You're given more credit for paying before the agreed time.

Generally, the lower your DTI ratio the more credit for which you'll qualify.

On average, the independent bestseller is a better writer, works harder, and deserves more credit for their achievement (and generally seem nicer, more supportive of others, and less insecure too).

Deserves way more credit for its achievements.

«We need to give both teachers and pupils more credit for tackling languages and focus on the long - term benefits of being able to speak another language,» Ms Tinsley said.

«They'll get more credit for what they're doing.»

Peterson offers no explanation for what occurred nationally that warrants giving Rhee more credit for her NAEP gains than Vance or Janey.

In fact, as Ty Eberhardt and I have argued, 2010's Republic surge deserves more credit for the education reforms of the past several years than does Arne Duncan's Race to the Top:

Or we might discover some schools or districts or states that deserve more credit for their student achievement results, considering their rates of true disadvantage.

Darren Aronofsky deserves more credit for crafting something with climate change on its mind that takes an approach outside of the usual methods of catasrophic data or granola spiritualism.

Between this and the balanced approach Tsui gives to the woman's point of view in many of his romantic films (Working Class, The Lovers, Love in the Time of Twilight, Green Snake, etc) as well as the brilliant job he and Carina Lau do in re-envisioning the notorious Empress Wu in the Detective Dee films, I wonder if Tsui should be getting more credit for progressiveness in his depictions of women, especially relative to such macho directors as Woo, Sammo Hung, Jackie Chan, Ringo Lam, Wong Kar - wai and others of that generation.

There were many movies Weintraub succeeded in bringing to the silver screen and, while other people might deserve perhaps a little more credit for their overall success, he made their reality an absolute certainty in a way few other movie producers could have.

But good men like Blake Edwards and Peter Bogdanovich seemed to have got better; at least they were getting more credit for the beauties and intelligence of their work than they had in years.

The good news is that most of it is swiftly and creatively entertaining and imaginative — which it deserves more credit for but won't get because of its obscure heritage and hourlong, sometimes dark approach to comedy.

I think Steve Carrell deserves a lot more credit for what he's doing in comedy than he's getting.

I suppose that next time around we should give Nintendo a little more credit for their work.

He went on to urge Blair to support the U.S. position in favor of more credit for carbon sequestered by forests and sinks, assuring him that it would allow the United States to curtail even more emissions.

Politicians always claim more credit for a good jobs market than they deserve and get more blame for a bad jobs market than they deserve.

Jill, from the fabulous blog Baby Rabies, wrote an excellent blog post about giving herself more credit for surviving colic with her firstborn, who was a high needs fussy baby much like my beloved Benjamin.

Dads are 50 percent more likely to say they do the laundry; dads give themselves more credit for helping with the children; and dads are a third more likely to say they do at least half of childcare at home.

Despite the pair being the two most successful managers currently working in English football, Mourinho believes Wenger gets more credit for his achievements.

Sadly, had they taken that path of dishonor to go on and win the 62 year old CL, such is the fake hype that they might well have received more credit for that than for their excellent EPL season which is still ongoing and likely to lead to several records in that 120 year old competition - the first in modern football.

There is an argument that Pochettino deserved more credit for finishing fifth and reaching the League Cup final in his first season.

when we beat them everyone thought it was an expected win, looking back we should have got more credit for it!!

So should Arsenal get a bit more credit for doing the double over the champions elect?

I give guys probably more credit for them than I should, but I just love to see guys busting their ass all the time when they are on the field.

A lot of people feel sorry for Arsene and feel he deserves more credit for what he did and he has done quite a lot for this club for sure.

So considering the manager's comments, is it not about time that Wenger and the Arsenal players of those years receive a bit more credit for the amazing achievement of punching above their weight for all those years and achieving what many clubs like the spuds, Liverpool and even Chelsea could not do every year, instead of the derogatory talk of the Wenger cup?

Give yourself more credit for overcoming adversities in life.

Apparently Tom Pangle gives the ancients a lot more credit for the enduring practical relevance of their elevated poiltical teaching.

«We should get more credit for how well the company is performing and has performed,» Kelly said.

Although it's true that financial repression has traditionally been practiced using the stick of high mandatory reserve requirements, whereas the Fed has instead been employing carrots in the shape of ON - RRP and IOER interest incentives, the ultimate result — more credit for the government, and less for everyone else — is the same.

Shareholders have little reason to give it any more credit for its highly profitable Tencent bet.

But three people told Business Insider that they felt he received more credit for that role than he was due, emphasizing that it was a team effort.

Jim Cramer says pilots and cabin crew deserve much more credit for their bravery in situations such as the Southwest Airlines engine failure.

As a rule, humans almost always believe they deserve more credit for a job well done than they would be willing to dish out to a co-worker who completed the same task.

Much NSFW silliness and insults ensue, ranging from who made the cooler computer to who deserves more credit for revolutionizing the world of computing and beyond.

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