Sentence examples for attributed a new from inspiring English sources

A previous version of this post incorrectly attributed a New Yorker piece to Dorothy Day.

Still, the most notorious figure at Yale that fall was Professor Charles Reich, who attributed a new consciousness to his students.

Banyan also attributes a new form of politics independent of caste and race to the AAP.

If any individual member had more than one LRI encounter, we required 6 weeks free of any LRI diagnosis encounter before attributing a new episode of LRI illness to that individual.

Some parents and young people felt that behavioural interventions were helpful for managing tics, whereas others reported difficulties engaging with this intervention and a few parents and young people described negative reactions such as attributing a new tic to treatment exercises.

The revival is being attributed to a new, more austere environment.

His success was variously attributed to a new, more conservative approach to shot-making and to the fact that he had retained not one but two swing coaches (one for the long game, one for the short).

Much of this, retail executives here said, can be attributed to a new generation of affluent young people who live at home after college and have larger disposable incomes than their counterparts in most other countries.

"I was shocked; I thought there had been a big accident," Mr. Steisel said of a back-up on Carroll Street that he later attributed to a new bike lane.

The slight increase in the fertility rate in 2007 and 2008 was attributed to a new measure that encouraged fathers as well as mothers to take time off from work to care for their newborns.

Not all of that can be attributed to a new 50p tax rate.