9 sentences with “credit”

Short, simple sentences with “credit”, suitable for school kids, with common collocations and related words.

Brief definition: credit

1. Money added to an account or available to spend. 2. Recognition or praise for something done well. 3. A course unit earned in school or college. 4. Trust that payment will be made in the future.


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When everything goes well, the optimist takes the credit, while the pessimist sees success as a mere accident.

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Richelieu deserves much of the credit for laying the foundations of absolutism in France.
When everything goes well, the optimist takes credit, while the pessimist sees success as a mere accident.
In 1990, total credit card transactions in that country were $4.3 billion, a 75 percent increase over the previous year.
Italian banks had agents throughout Europe and provided reliable credit and bills of exchange, allowing merchants to travel throughout the Mediterranean region to trade without having to carry literal chests full of coins to pay for new goods.
Much of the credit was due to an astute diplomat, Charles Maurice de Talleyrand-Périgord, himself a former official under Napoleon, who persuaded the other representatives to include France as an equal partner rather than an enemy to be punished.
The Greeks of the Classical Age deserve credit for an intellectual culture that gave rise to remarkable innovations: humanistic art, literature, and a new focus on the rational mind's ability to learn about nature and improve politics and social organisation.
A letter of credit could be issued from a bank branch for a certain amount, redeemable only by the owner of the account. That individual could then travel to any city with a Venetian bank branch and redeem the letter of credit, which could be spent on trading goods.
In addition, innovations such as the letter of credit were necessary because of Venice's remoteness from many of its trading partners; it was too risky to travel with chests full of gold, so Venetian banks were the first to work with letters of credit between branches.

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