Sentence examples for attribute as much from inspiring English sources
"We could only attribute as much as 30% [of the Arctic ice loss] to the AMO," he said.
The consequence may be to minimize the role of then Belgrade and rather attribute as much as possible to individual actors.
It's not their home so it's probably not something they are going to attribute as much importance to as their elders do".
Israeli Arab historian Mustafa Kabha wrote that Egyptian and other Arab historians did not attribute as much importance to the battle as Israeli ones.
As GPs often cannot attribute as much time to older people as they would like, the expertise gained by PNs in care for older people was very much appreciated.
The duo's success may be about universal pop attributes as much as cultural exoticism.
The success of the breakthrough second generation Toyota Prius was attributed as much to design, which simply made the hybrid vehicle 'normal', as much to any technological factor.
In Chicago he had a change of heart, which he attributes as much to his own musical growth as to Mr. Levy's alterations.
Okay, this is an inexact science, and perhaps those sales should be attributed as much to the 50th anniversary publicity and renewed interest in the author as they are to that garish red cover.
The success of those automakers, then, can be attributed as much to sheer luck, and to the anti-import rules that forced them to build factories here, as it can to being foreign.
Over all, the change was tremendously beneficial to the economy — the paper attributes as much as 20 percent of increased productivity over the past half century to greater equality and "the resulting improved allocation of talent".
