Sentence examples for attributable not only from inspiring English sources

That is attributable not only to Mr. Spano but also to the organization's commitment to keeping lines of communication open, particularly with its musicians.

What has transpired since then is attributable not only to Dean's talent and energy but to a concatenation of fortuitous factors, including certain types of luck that no one should ever hope for — most notably, the ongoing chaos in Iraq.

The increase in American weapons sales around the world "was attributable not only to major new orders from clients in the Near East and in Asia, but also to the continuation of significant equipment and support services contracts with a broad-based number of U.S. clients globally," according to the study, titled "Conventional Arms Transfers to Developing Nations".

He was perhaps the first black American to be widely admired by whites, a fact attributable not only to his extraordinary pugilistic skills but also to his sportsmanlike behaviour in the ring (he did not gloat over his white opponents), his perceived humility and soft-spoken demeanour, and his discretion in his private life.

Indeed, in these regions, bands attributable not only to paper samples, but also to oil, are present [21, 38].

The complications observed are attributable not only to the individuality of the fracture and patient, but also to the individual surgeons' capabilities.

This is likely attributable to not only the known predictors determined in multivariate analysis, but also the lack of compliance with recommendations by the attending physician.

The boom, Mr. Griffin explained, is attributable in part not only to the addition of two new tracks opened by Nascar in the last year and an expanded racing schedule, but also to the organization's effort to market gear beyond track-side souvenir stands, selling to sporting-goods and department stores.

The computation of alcohol attributable fractions requires not only the information on relative risks for alcohol consumption (such as hazard rate ratios) but also information on the distribution of alcohol consumption within the general population.

As an antiprogestin, mifepristone may have an impact on the return to ovulation in a manner that is not only attributable to its abortifacient activity.

In general, the antimicrobial action of Salvia sclarea essential oil is not only attributable to a unique pathway, but also involves a series of events both on the cell surface and within the cytoplasm.