Sentence examples for attributed to a drop from inspiring English sources

But the percentage rise is attributed to a drop in the number of students on the rolls.

But he said Sicily had "liquidity problems," which he attributed to a drop in tax revenues because of the economic crisis.

One of the more prominent firms, LaBranche & Company, reported a loss of almost $370 million in the second quarter, much of it attributed to a drop in the value of its stake in the New York Stock Exchange.

The decrease in the number of bags checked last year, which the report also attributed to a drop in the number of people flying, resulted in a 24 percent decrease in the number of bags mishandled worldwide — both damaged and lost.

But for the second year in a row, an overall decrease in coverage was attributed to a drop in the percentage of people covered by employment-based health insurance, down from 62.6% to 61.3%.

Carbonate sedimentation in the Tadrart Acacus decreased shortly before c. 8000 yr BP, attributed to a drop in precipitation in the course of the well known 8.2 kyr event.

Much of the fall was attributed to a 7.2percentt drop in exports of forestry products, particularly lumber.

Much of the revenue decline can be attributed to a 35% drop in sales at Tactica, a company it acquired in 2000; Tactica sells personal-care products through direct-response marketing and retail stores.

The difference of the scaling relation between Nadeau and Johnson (1998) and Somerville et al. (1999) is possibly attributed to a static stress drop, Δσ.

From 1994 to 1999 the number of murders fell by almost two-thirds, a drop widely attributed to a vastly improved and enlarged police department.

In terms of vitamins, the reduced intake of vitamin A, found usually in milk, potatoes, green leafy vegetables, carrots, oranges and fish, may be attributed to a large extent to the drop in the consumptions of potatoes and powdered milk (Table 5), adding insult to the injury of low fish consumption in the country (Nasreddine et al. [2006]).