Sentence examples for attributable not to from inspiring English sources

The trouble is that Atzmon has often argued that the Zionist oppression of the Palestinians is attributable not to the bellicose politics of the Israeli state, but to Jewish lobbies and Jewish power.

Therefore, the declining deadliness of war in relative terms may be attributable not to more international cooperation, but instead to humans' finding more constructive ways to express the urge to fight and compete.

J. Crew said his swift departure was attributable not to any unhappiness with financial results, but rather to differences in "vision" between Mr. Socol and Emily Woods, the company's chairwoman at that time and the daughter of its founder.

The latest civil service statistics show most of the change in median earnings is attributable not to pay rises, but grade drift – a decline in the proportion of lower-paid grades as they have borne the brunt of staff cuts.

The study, published last week in Circulation Research, concludes that the blood-pressure-lowering effects of red wine are attributable not to its alcohol content, but to the beneficial chemicals called polyphenols that it contains, even in its nonalcoholic form.

Sometimes this is attributable not to spontaneous variation but to deliberate reworking, whether by the author, as appears to be the case with the three (or perhaps four) versions of the English poem Piers Plowman, or by later revisers, as with the four versions of Digenis Akritas (a Greek epic).

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.

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

She noted that the decrease in coal use was attributable not only to cheap gas but also to 14 gigawatts' worth of coal plant retirements -- 5percentt of U.S. coal capacity -- last year.

A women's vulnerability to HIV/AIDS is largely attributable not only to biological factors but also socio-economic inequalities.

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