Sentence examples for apparently attributed from inspiring English sources

Yet these points, apparently attributed by Stothard to Blair in September 2002, transform all accounts of the government's approach.

Such size effects are apparently attributed to the effects on the dehydrogenation and hydrogenation activities of the Cu catalysts, and consequently on the xylitol hydrogenolysis pathways, reflecting the structural requirement for the xylitol hydrogenolysis.

Something that you learn when you get ready to write about political campaigns: The expression "Victory has a thousand fathers, but defeat is an orphan" is apparently attributed to Galeazzo Ciano, an Italian count who wrote it in a 1942 diary that was published posthumously.

The line is spoken by Robert Benchley, and Mr. Wilder attributed it to him, although Mr. Benchley, in turn, apparently attributed it to his friend Charles Butterworth: "Why don't you get out of that wet coat and into a dry martini?") And Mr. Rothman cautions against believing that the great lines are all behind.

The high level seedling CT of LTH was apparently attributed to its increased levels of most AAs and reduced energy consumption that resulted in increased glycolysis and strong resilience on recovery.

It can be apparently attributed to the prevailing thermodynamic conditions associated with the change in solvent which, in turn, govern the nucleation and growth steps in the individual solvent-controlled high pressure reactions.

Then, apparently attributing it to Mr. Hu, it noted "Hu Yaobang" and his dates of birth and death, 20.11.1915 – 15.4.1989.

In it, Rolling Stone contributor Solotaroff gives the readers deeply private details about his 17-year-old son Luke, to whom he apparently attributes the breakup of his marriage when the boy was 6, among other things, and by implication blames autism.

Klein apparently attributes the spat to some broader set of circumstances involving the "desperation of a dying [media] industry".

For me, the most telling paragraphs were those quoting Freud, who had clearly weighed his words carefully before sending his statement to the paper: "It would be very sad if these opinions apparently anonymously attributed to my father-in-law are accurate.

This stabilization effect should apparently be attributed to the attractive intramolecular hydrophobic interactions between the nonpolar groups.