Sentence examples for attributed declines from inspiring English sources

The company has attributed declines in About.com's page views to changes in the way Google funnels traffic to Web sites.

Reporting by East Kalimantan's environmental agency has attributed declining water quality and a large-scale die off of downstream fauna to water transport and wastewater discharges into the river — two activities that are dominated by the local coal industry.

In the past, SeaWorld executives attributed declining attendance numbers to a rise in ticket prices and a shift in the timing of the Easter holiday this year.

The Bloomberg administration has not hesitated in past years to attribute declines in traffic fatalities to its own initiatives.

Mr. Landgraf, counterintuitively, attributes declining ratings, in part, to too much choice, no matter how good the show.

Applewhite attacks those who carelessly attribute "decline to age rather than illness," but the distinction lacks a real difference; age is the leading precondition for most of the decline-hastening diseases, such as cancer, heart disease, and Alzheimer's.

Two-thirds of millennials interviewed by BDA attribute declining work performance to anxiety.

While it might be tempting to attribute declining crime rates to the effectiveness of incarceration, a large body of research indicates that this isn't the case.

USA attributed its declines last year to the same trend.

Local communities attributed these declines to encroachment and illicit logging.

These deaths can be attributed to declines in Chinook salmon.