Sentence examples for attributable not only to from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pozen said the turnaround was attributable not only to Fidelity's biggest offerings.

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.

If that seems a deeply French gesture, Mr. Rose's response is apt to be "mais oui". His success in Paris is attributable not only to his skill in the kitchen, but also to his complete immersion in Frenchness.

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".

The new subway lines with platform screen doors showed PM2.5 concentrations lower than those in the conventional system, which is probably attributable not only to the more advanced ventilation setup, but also to the lower train frequency and the design of the stations.

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.

But Mr. Zegarelli acknowledges that the delay is not attributable only to the developers.

Moreover, the euro is still stronger than its average value since 2001, which suggests that the recent German success is not attributable only to a falling currency.

Second, she stated that the $4.4 million, which our very competent development services director negotiated on the city's behalf, "fell far short of the necessary $8 million to $10 million". What Ms. Genis failed to consider is that the total cost of those mitigations are not attributable only to the Banning Ranch project.

Therefore, it is not attributable only to insufficient power of the studies.