Sentence examples for attributed the rise of from inspiring English sources

She attributed the rise of the conservatives to a backlash against Obama administration policies.

Several experts have attributed the rise of religious cults -- 185,000 of which are registered with the Government -- as a response to the strains of modern Japanese society.

She attributed the rise of race vacations to the fact that more travelers today try to get "the most out of their time away," squeezing in museum visits to please Dad and a world-famous athletic event for Mom.

Barry Axelrod, a longtime player agent who is the treasurer of the United States Anti-Doping Agency, attributed the rise of injuries in the 1990s to the use of steroids.

Mr. Martin attributed the rise of spine-tingling television to what he called "the Comic-Con effect," in a nod to the yearly Comic-Con International show in San Diego, which has inspired rivals like New York Comic Con.

As Richard Evans of Cambridge University points out, much of the German public has attributed the rise of German prosperity over the last 65 years to economic and, importantly, price stability.

Stephen G. Katsinas, the director of the University of Alabama's Education Policy Center, attributed the rise to increasing acceptance of community colleges.

The institution has largely attributed the rise to the unveiling of two portraits of President Barack Obama and his wife Michelle, by Kehinde Wiley and Amy Sherald respectively.

He attributed the rise to "a combination of raw discrimination, enhanced Nimby sensitivity and the absence of vacant land".

The center attributed the rise to the desire of insurance companies to increase profits after several lean years.

To attribute the rise of far right parties solely to their anti-political, populist rhetoric is naïve and simplistic.