Sentence examples for attributed suggestions from inspiring English sources

It has attributed suggestions of misconduct to disgruntled customers and staff members.

Even though the medication reviews performed with the STRIP Assistant were significantly better than those performed without assistance, a non-negligible number of mistakes the respondents made (15%%) could be attributed to software suggestions.

Carville attributes the suggestion to his daughter, a senior at the Academy of the Sacred Heart in New Orleans.

The phrase evokes the suggestion, attributed to Mao, that "since the south has a great deal of water, and the north very little, we should borrow some of it".

In speech notes from 2008, Labour MP Ruth Dyson is attributed with a suggestion to redefine the way the government recognised families and couples.

However, there were no particular advances in medical knowledge to which the great fall in stillbirths during the Second World War could be attributed, leading to the suggestion that high foetal mortality was principally found where social conditions and the standard of living were poor.

Foreman, too, felt that the final result was "a little stiff" and "not my very best work," a problem that he attributes partly to suggestions he received from the Public.

The results of the TEM investigation are consistent with the suggestion that deactivation is attributed to carbon deposition and not to particle sintering.

The Germans attributed the infiltration to Tito's suggestion that his Partisan followers enlist for police duty to receive superior weapons, uniforms and training.

The scientist followed his suggestion - his death was attributed to heart failure.

Over the years, there were also suggestions that the losses could be attributed to a source inside the F.B.I.