Meanings of particular credit in English

Joseph Muller refuses to take any particular credit for this case.

Your airline doesn't want your frequent-flier account to depend on a particular credit card.

She said the Industrial Development Board deserved particular credit.

He also reinforced it with ne'er-do-well words from Europe that did her no particular credit.

In particular credit insurance, which covers defaults, is still suffering direct fallout from the crisis, it said.

He studied the general credit system of the trade, and the particular credit systems of the different districts.

Celtic deserve particular credit for a stirring response to defeat in the Old Firm match on 29 December.

Behold the funeral of such a wight, once the particular credit of the congregation, now the particular disgrace!

It isn't any particular credit to you two that you are good, there was no alternative-youcouldn't be bad.

There is, as an absolute matter of fact, no particular credit to be attached to the making of a production.

Its current leaders, Peter Robinson and Martin McGuinness deserve particular credit for their shared success in attracting major global inward investment.

One-third of all women, Kendall puts them in Class C, have no such desire; therefore, they deserve no particular credit for remaining virtuous.

To undoubted military genius he added considerable political sagacity, and he deserves particular credit for his efforts to improve the administration of justice.

That some results have been published of work which reflects no particular credit upon our calling is a mere incident of the new positions created.

They come crashing through the train-shed, all brown and peeling, as if their health were something they had acquired through some particular credit to themselves.