Sentence examples for attribute the problems from inspiring English sources

Researchers attribute the problems to poverty, lower education levels and lack of insurance and access to medical care.

Some commentators attribute the problems to Cirque's decision in 2008  to triple its output and expand the range of shows, which has left it under huge strain.

But they attribute the problems to the fact that voting systems were, until recently, a cottage industry with software-writing practices more like those found in small business than in first-rank corporate environments.

"Some participants in the development of Lincoln Center attribute the problems to the weak role of Harrison, who refused to act as a strong leader, as he had done in other projects," Professor Ballon said.

Rather than attribute the problems of poverty in rural Indonesia to culture -- to barriers of religious belief or lack of knowledge -- she saw the problem as lack of access to capital and power.

They attribute the problems to the Dominican amateur player-development system, which is run by trainers known in Spanish as buscóns who also serve as agents, often receiving 35 percent or more of a player's signing bonus.

It is to this that the coaches attribute the problem.

Many people attribute the problem to the state's modernization of the intersection, completed two years ago.

Some experts attribute the problem to the pressures of competing in a global economy.

Fishermen attribute the problem to increased abundance of bluefin in our waters.

In these more extreme cases you can't attribute the problem to sleep itself.