Sentence examples for answer attributed from inspiring English sources

In trying to understand how it is that an industry whose excesses nearly brought down the world economy could recover so quickly, it may be helpful to remember the answer attributed — probably erroneously — to Willie Sutton, the Depression-era criminal, when asked why he robbed banks: "That's where the money is".

In a recent interview on the Web site Big Think, Alexie addresses this, and his answer attributes such cross-pollination to tradition — storytelling, "standing up in front of the fire and earning your supper" — not innovation.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet In a recent interview on the Web site Big Think, Alexie addresses this, and his answer attributes such cross-pollination to tradition — storytelling, "standing up in front of the fire and earning your supper" — not innovation.

In calculating a score, when at least half the items were answered, and when the unanswered questions were of similar content to allow an extrapolation, the average of these answers was attributed to the non-answered items.

And because there is no leader, all answers are attributed to Godspeed as a collective.

Muslims in CAR are being targeted by Christian-dominated militias intent on answering atrocities attributed to a Muslim-dominated former government.

The answers were attributed to the following categories with descending frequency: 1. Respect for patient autonomy (B&C; L), 2. Non-maleficence (B&C) and Responsibility (L), 3. Integrity (L), 4. Competence (L) and Beneficence (B&C).

Insects "got used of insecticides created antibodies became immune," etc. 49 32.0% 3. Tautological answers or answers that attribute the ineffectiveness to "atmospheric change-destruction of the environment", etc. 30 19.6% 4. Did not reply 24 15.7%   TOTAL 153 153.0.

Therefore it seems unlikely that the inaccurate answers can be attributed to the socially-desired response bias.

Low believability of patients' answers was seldom attributed to poor memory or mental repression, though sometimes to "craziness" or unacceptable manipulation and arrogance: "I just don't want to sit there and be ridiculed... that they just sit and decide they know better than me" (Cph14).

Indeed, any time one receives an idea of how to solve a problem in life that one has been pondering but for which one has been helpless to find an answer, credit is appropriately attributed to the ostensibly infinite mind that governs our existence.