Sentence examples for attributed much more from inspiring English sources

Logicians at that time attributed much more significance to the distinction between arguments and conditionals, and most did not accept what we would now recognize as the formal rules of material implication.

I achieved a medium-rare sear on my New York strip steak, and it came out perfectly, which I attribute much more to the extraordinarily flavorful dry-aged meat than to my grilling skills.

Small aircraft and boats, however, have response attributes much more similar to an automobile than to their larger counterparts.

Mexican officials have attributed much of the violence — more than 22,700 deaths in drug-related violence since late 2006 — to turf battles between drug cartels.

He said there was a "much more positive environment" going into the Farnborough show, and attributed much of the change to improved market conditions.

Peter attributed much of his troubles to alcohol.

The degradation efficiency enhancement was attributed to much more hydroxyl radicals generated in the 3D-E-Fenton system because foam nickel particle electrodes could activate molecular oxygen to produce O2− via a single-electron transfer pathway to subsequently generate more H2O2 and hydroxyl radicals.

Recently published models that simulated radiation dose to red bone marrow after inhalation of radon attributed a much more important role to radon gas than to radon progeny (Kendall and Smith 2002).