Sentence examples for attributed a good from inspiring English sources

He attributed a good portion of that to the cost-cutting and discounting that Hong Hong hotels and other businesses have used to attract visitors back, first appealing to locally based customers, then to regional ones and the "long- haul clients," chiefly business travelers.

Craig Steven Wilder, in "Ebony & Ivy," attributes a good measure of the rise of the great American universities to slavery.

Mr. Welch tells of his modest beginnings in an Irish Catholic working class family from Massachusetts, attributing a good deal of his success later in life to the lessons he got from his strong-willed mother early on.

Mrs Clinton will not be able to attribute a good performance on Mr Obama's part to gate-crashing by independents or even Republicans.Pennsylvania has long been presumed an easy state for Mrs Clinton to win.

I attribute a good deal of our recruiting success to the message that is sent by the involvement of the top investors in Parallels – including Bessemer Venture Partners and Intel Capital.

The problem is that you can't justifiably attribute a good track record to your perceptual faculties without using your perceptual faculties.

And Myhill, who made a string of good saves against Chelsea last Saturday after being drafted in for his first home Premier League appearance following Ben Foster's groin injury, attributes a good portion of their success to the atmosphere generated by Albion's near-capacity 25,000 crowds.

We attribute a good part of it to that snare sound, like a tennis ball getting smacked down a subway tunnel.

Characteristics and behaviour that students would like to emulate as medical practitioners in the future included: 1) Clinical attributes: a good knowledge base; articulate history taking skills; the ability to explain and demonstrate skills at the appropriate level for students; and empathy, respect and genuine compassion for patients.

Beyond the worker's own "fixed effect", increases in productivity were attributed to a good boss, decreases to a bad one.

The high output per acre was attributed to a good growing season in the south, a heavily irrigated area where the Taliban maintain a strong presence in five provinces and have for several years "systematically encouraged" opium cultivation as a way to finance their insurgency, the study said.