Sentence examples for are now attributed from inspiring English sources

More than 40 percent of the company's device sales are now attributed to smartphones, he said.

Once thought to be by Inigo Jones, and from the early 17th century, the drawings are now attributed to his pupil John Webb, in about 1660.

Instead of being attributed to fictitious sources, or none, they are now attributed directly to "the prime minister's official spokesman" (though many newspapers simply use his name).

The first two acts are now attributed to George Wilkins, a popular novelist of the day whom Harold Bloom, in his book "Shakespeare: The Invention of the Human," called a "lowlife hack".

The Uralic and Altaic language families were once believed to form a superfamily, but reliable sound correspondences have not been demonstrated, and the numerous similarities between the two are now attributed to areal influences.

Here they are assigned to Act I, which would have been news to Marius Petipa — the main choreographer to whom all versions of "Le Corsaire" are now attributed — since in the original version (and the current Mariinsky and Bolshoi productions) they occur in later acts.

It is now attributed to 11 different writers.

Rightly or wrongly, a part of that success is now attributed to the superiority of the Anglo-American model of corporate governance.

Her terra cotta bust of a 16th-century Florentine politician is now attributed to "one of the most renowned forgers of Renaissance sculpture," the catalog reports.

More than 60 Australians are known to have died in bombings on Bali, Indonesia, on Oct. 12, which is now attributed to groups linked to Mr. bin Laden and Al Qaeda.

Rate enhancement is now attributed to reaction occurring at a normal rate at an enhanced number of sites, not (as previously proposed) to a reaction occurring at an enhanced rate at a constant number of sites.