Sentence examples for Will be attributed from inspiring English sources

Any errors will be attributed to rookie nerves.

If he makes a mistake, it will be attributed to a throwing neurosis.

But then perhaps Italy's woes will be attributed to the perversities of international finance.

When you're finished, any progress will be attributed to your decisive surgery and skill at the helm.

Almost any pre-Islāmic structure in Iran whose origin is unknown will be attributed to Khosrow by the simple folk.

As such we upgrade to buy, albeit with a view that greater long-term value will be attributed to new bus targets which are as yet unannounced.

The title may not include the word "quotations", he said, and will be attributed to Mao Zedong instead of Chairman Mao because the former is more neutral.

Mr. Obama will be blamed for that, Republicans argue, and any improvement will be attributed by his opponents to the fiscal discipline Republicans imposed.

And chances are, any success by their offspring will be attributed to the mares' genetic prowess while the failures will surely fall on the backs of the sires.

The problem with Mel Gibson's apologies for his anti-Jewish outburst is that his remarks will be attributed to deviant behavior caused by drunkenness — curable by rehabilitation — rather than as examples of soberly held beliefs.

While Kramer's death provides everyone with a convenient scapegoat (presumably the murder of the brothel worker – shot as Jackson and Alex struggled over the gun – will be attributed to him) it also leaves Martin increasingly exposed.