Sentence examples for attributed not from inspiring English sources

It is something to be attributed, not achieved.

In Jonas's book, the Lillehammer affair is attributed not to Aviv but to a different cell.

The saying "war is hell" is attributed not to a poet or a preacher but to a general.

SERVANT: An earthquake geologists attributed not to any physical fault lines but to moral fault lines in Californians' depraved consciences.

She speaks of aggression, exploitation, and recklessness, but these words are often attributed not to her but to "theorists of leadership" and writers of "management literature".

Even the continued vitality of the US and Germany is attributed not to natives but to migrant talent drawn from less favoured countries.

More than 200 lives came to an end in these fields, nearly half attributed not to enemy fire but to heat stroke.

The slackness of the prose, then, must be attributed not to Roth's senescence, but to the demands of writing under an assumed identity.

TBS announced the decision Wednesday in what seemed an unusually perfunctory way, issuing a statement attributed not even to a specific executive but only to a "network spokesperson".

Critics have said that much of I.B.M.'s vaunted profit performance can be attributed not to improved revenue but to cost-cutting, share repurchase programs and overfinancing of the pension fund, which can be added to reported earnings.

The Nobel laureate economist Robert Solow noted some 60 years ago that rising incomes should largely be attributed not to capital accumulation, but to technological progress – to learning how to do things better.