Sentence examples similar to attribute achievements from inspiring English sources

"The Children First reforms build on this experience by emphasizing the same key factors to which the researchers attribute achievement gains -- staffing schools with licensed teachers and placing an intensive focus on instruction -- while focusing not merely on a small number of schools," but on "the hundreds of under-performing schools in our system," Mr. Morello said.

Even with all their attributes, achievements and acquisitions, women may still feel empty.

At least when a walking success magnet is old we can attribute their achievements to the accumulation of experience and the slow, steady grind.

Still, people do not attribute their achievements to the money their parents had; they also do not think that their money will be a significant determinant of who their children will turn out to be.

People suffering from the syndrome attribute their achievements to luck, charm, or the generosity or naivety of others.

Feike and his colleagues attribute these achievements to a greater commitment to the mission of the company and the cohesion this transformation process has catalysed among its staff.

It would be nice if, just once, someone attributed their achievements to having a magic hat.

They attribute every achievement of the United States to its superior political system.

But even scholars who should know better indulge the current fashion for Greek-bashing by attributing their achievements to a vaguely defined East..

Many charter schools, including those in the academically successful KIPP network, attribute their achievement in part to longer days and calendars.

In your new biography of Cleopatra, you take issue with historians who have attributed her achievements to her looks and implied that she slept her way to the top.