Sentence examples for attributed to a bad from inspiring English sources
Some of that can be attributed to a bad hip.
Maybe, it could be attributed to a bad mood?
To make matters worse, Shaun Suisham missed two field goals (though the first can be attributed to a bad snap).
What type of behaviors do people typically attribute to a bad boss then?
But it's unlikely it will all be attributed to a "few bad apples" at the lowest level, as Bush and his associates have tried – and thus far succeeded – in doing.
The attack on Sunday came after a lull of several days that residents of North Waziristan attributed to a combination of bad weather and the arrest of around a dozen people the Taliban accused of spying.
Beyond the worker's own "fixed effect", increases in productivity were attributed to a good boss, decreases to a bad one.
"In this paper, deflation is not attributed to an inept central bank or bad policy rules.
But Snyder of all people should understand the concept of attributing to an owner the bad as well as the good that his company does; in his suit, Snyder uses the same reasoning to claim that Atalaya is responsible for libel committed by a newspaper owned by one of its investments.
The outfits are, to use a word once widely attributed to bad sweaters, a bit "fugly," and yet there is something still more unsettling about them.
Steinitz strove to be objective in his writings about chess competitions and games, for example he attributed to sheer bad luck a poor tournament score by Henry Edward Bird, whom he considered no friend of his, and was generous in his praise of great play by even his bitter enemies.
