Sentence examples for attributable to a drop from inspiring English sources

Even as consumer prices actually fell over all last month for the first time in 14 years, according to a federal report issued Friday that said the decline was largely attributable to a drop in gasoline prices, health care costs are on a seemingly relentless rise.

The Dow Jones industrial average fell 100.69 points, or 0.4%, to 25,286.49, half of which was attributable to a drop in Boeing.

In a separate report, the Labor Department said the 0.3 percent decline in the Consumer Price Index in May was mostly attributable to a 6.8 percent drop in gasoline prices.

Mr. Barowitz, the mayor's spokesman, was unable to say how much of the projected drop in sales would be attributable to an actual drop in consumption.

The rains caused a flood 2 to 4 feet deep in the Coachella Valley, although some of this may be attributable to a rainstorm dropping 6.45 inches the day before the storm hit.

Most of that drop was attributable to a 19.1 percent decline in power-play goals — which coincided with a 20.4 percent drop-off in power plays awarded by referees.

In Québec, the decrease in contamination of chicken with ceftiofur-resistant Salmonella Heidelberg strains from 2003 to 2004 was related mainly to a decrease in the prevalence of Salmonella Heidelberg (from 71%to48%8%) in chicken, whereas the decrease from 2004 to 2006 was attributable mainly to a drop in ceftiofur resistance from 62% to 7% (Table).

Much of the drop is attributable to a collapse in the value of the national currency, the hryvnia, and to uncertainty created by the conflict with Russia.

That drop, though, was attributable to a 20 percent decline in permits issued for condominiums and apartments.

Across both groups drop-out was attributable to a range of factors including dislike of product taste, changes in personal circumstances and reported adverse events such as nausea.

In comparison, emissions in the original 15 European Union member states fell 2percentt in 2007, though Dr. Olivier, at the Dutch agency, cautioned that this drop was at least partly attributable to a warm winter that reduced the need for heating.