Sentence examples for attribute to a from inspiring English sources

Confusion persists here as to the president's condition, which the authorities attribute to a pelvic abscess.

Sharlin wanted to find out how much agency humans would attribute to a stick.

That's a fairly significant drop to attribute to a scary new part of a test.

Yet they haven't had a single breakup, which they attribute to a willingness to learn from each other.

I think that imagination is a hard one to attribute to a dog, because it seems so concept-based, and concepts seem so language based.

His thesis appears to hold that cancers that he cannot attribute to a cause must therefore be down to no cause – ie "bad luck".

The causes of this decline, as well as the fortunes of other groups at the time, are complex and difficult to attribute to a single source.

Japan has the world's longest life expectancies, a fact that Japanese themselves often attribute to a low-fat diet heavy in fish, and also to affordable health care.

What is striking about Assange's haters is that they exhibit the very symptoms of arrested development they now attribute to a man whose resilience and humour under extreme pressure are evident to those he trusts.

I can fill the hollow feeling that's been growing in your chest, which you melodramatically attribute to a sense of existential dread, even though we both know it's nothing as romantic as that.

The marriage rate for couples in England and Wales has fallen to its lowest level since 1862, according to figures from the Office for National Statistics – a move the statisticians attribute to a rise in cohabiting.