Sentence examples for Seem attributable from inspiring English sources
We could then compare Israel to synthetic Israel and see if any divergences in economic performance seem attributable to this event and its aftermath.
Decay or deterioration does not seem attributable merely to the passage of time; some underlying physical process needs to be demonstrated.
This does not mean that any sign of an 'unconscious' choice in the production of art is a sign of genius; what is characteristic about the great artist is that his/her 'unconscious' choices seem attributable to a higher, divine and conscious force.
Intuitively, homogeneous genetic diversity would seem attributable to birds being more vagile than other vertebrates, but this is unlikely the case here.
This finding, together with overall lower diversity levels in domesticates compared to red jungle fowl, seem attributable to artificial selection during domestication.
Some therapeutic actions of zinc on diarrhea seem attributable to pharmacologic effects, whereas others are related to the reversal of deficiency (ie, nutritional).
The difference in attitude between last year and this year seems attributable to data showing the growing popularity of DVRs.
More generally, tension between limited partners and the venture capitalists is not new, but its newfound edge seems attributable to the lingering effects of the dot-com bust.
Much of the recent success in pushing Al Qaeda fighters back seems attributable to the growing number of American and British Special Operations forces, who have called in airstrikes and readied small teams of commandos to apprehend Al Qaeda leaders.
The difference seems attributable rather to customary attitudes and valuations in particular, the assumption that women's productivity is lower in all jobs and the belief that pay should be proportioned to need (women workers generally needing less than the man who has a family to support).
Variations in overall union membership, especially of immigrant workers, seemed attributable to unions' institutional embeddedness in the national context.
