Sentence examples for attributed to better from inspiring English sources

The rise was partly attributed to better weather following Britain's god-awful winter.

Only part of this rise can be attributed to better diagnosis.

And he said at least a part of the significant jump in remittances could be attributed to better accounting.

Some of this can be attributed to better counting and higher birthrates, but tribal officials say there has been steady in-migration dating to the mid-1980's.

Some small part of the increase can be attributed to better counting — the significant effort to establish better detection and tabulation of the deaths.

"The increase has been attributed to better testing by providers and to high-risk behaviours that have become more common in recent years.

The drop was variously attributed to better news on corporate earnings, bargain-hunting and speculators booking profits on short-selling positions.

Much of this can be attributed to better technology, which enabled fishermen to catch more, smaller fish when the big ones run out.

The C.D.C. said it was possible that the increase could be entirely attributed to better detection by teachers and doctors, while holding out the possibility of unknown environmental factors.

While the resurgence has mostly been attributed to better health, the underlying reason is a significant weight loss — 15 to 18 pounds — in late February, according to two people with ties to Williams.

Part of the increase can be attributed to better recording, but the researchers estimate that 15,000 people are currently living with the condition and there will be a further 5,000 new cases every year.