Sentence examples for attributed it almost from inspiring English sources

He attributed it almost entirely to more precise measuring — not to shoreline erosion or to rising sea levels caused by global warming.

Third attributed it almost entirely to the success of Christine and the Queens, the French singer who became one of this year's most talked about musicians, and Major Lazer, whose track Lean On was the most-streamed song of 2015.

The polling firm Gallup pinpointed the improvement in consumer confidence last month to the first day of the Democratic National Convention and attributed it almost entirely to increased optimism among Democrats, while confidence among Republicans remained at low levels.

Some attribute it (almost) entirely to a remarkable evolutionary conservation of intron positions and others, largely, to parallel gain of introns.

Jamie Oliver, the British chef, recently lost almost thirty pounds and attributed it to seaweed, and to drinking only on weekends.

They attribute to it almost every drop in fertility and every averted birth: some 400m more people, they claim, would have been born without it.

First, a chock-a-block vitrine contains small, intricate bronzes from the Himalayan cultures, including an extravagant Nepalese Shiva-Shakti bristling with so much in the way of headdresses, arms and attributes that it almost seems to be on fire.

The latter's share is attributed almost entirely to its near monopoly over the enormous Chinese market, but the others have been tireless in their pursuit of worldwide sales.

Fluctuations in the market can be attributed to almost anything.

This was attributed by almost three quarters (70%) to poor knowledge on data analysis.

When identified, the causes of these alterations were attributed to almost all the regulatory steps controlling AS [ 23– 25].