Sentence examples for attributed to a greater from inspiring English sources

Paul J. Browne, the Police Department's chief spokesman, said that the police considered rape to be an underreported crime and that some of the recent jump could be attributed to a greater willingness of victims to come forward in recent years.

Pollution from the plants was 33 percent below the program's annual pollution cap of 188 million tons, a trend that is partly attributed to a greater reliance on natural gas (which pollutes less than coal-fired electricity) as gas prices declined.

column and could be attributed to a greater extent of wall zone voidage.

This is attributed to a greater capacity for reducing interfacial tension.

Branches display greater nutrient content than stem sections per volume unit which can be attributed to a greater bark proportion.

The removal efficiency can be attributed to a greater electrode area that produced larger amounts of anions and cations from the anode and cathode.

They pitched future success with a hoary phrase usually attributed to a great horseman, Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney: "Breed the best to the best and hope for the best".

He knew how much there is to enjoy, and to learn from, in drawings that were once attributed to a great name but have lost it somewhere along the road.

The drastic dissolution of the CF may be attributed to a great deal of Joule heat produced in the stronger CF with lower R on and the heat loss along the CF [35].

After all, "Qu'ils mangent de la brioche" had already been attributed to "a great princess" in 1767 by Jean-Jacques Rousseau, when Marie-Antoinette was only 12.

The disappearance of this association can be attributed to a great extent on the impact of having a regular family doctor.