Sentence examples for attributed to fear from inspiring English sources

Anchorage, he said, was picked clean — a circumstance that he attributed to fear of potential gun legislation in Washington.

They attributed to fear the fact that a large fighting-force remained inactive within sight of the town, whereas General Miller was merely awaiting instructions from the capital which the Manila authorities, in turn, were delaying, pending the decision in Washington.

The anti-Semitism news from Europe in over the past year has been terrible: Jews murdered in Paris and Copenhagen, synagogues attacked by mobs and firebombed, and increasing Jewish emigration attributed to fear of more attacks.

Upon hitting the water downstream from Lucas, Sheryl's extremities went numb, and she experienced extreme difficulty moving her limbs, which, at the time, she attributed to fear," wrote Ritz in a detailed account of Lucas' preventable tragedy in Seaworthy magazine last year.

This was attributed to fear of patients dying while waiting to go home.

This in turn was related to a reluctance to prescribe opiates, attributed to fear of addiction and dependence.

Many of those who were eligible for DACA never applied, which immigrant rights advocates attributed to fears of registering with the government and costs associated with applying.

Europe's retreat affected just about every index, with new-economy stocks taking the brunt of the selling, which analysts attributed to fears among investors that the risks of owning technology and Internet stocks had risen because of the huge swings on Tuesday on Wall Street.

The decline is attributed to fears of weakening global demand, slowing private consumption and higher costs.The annual rate of growth of Britain's broad money supply, M4, rose to 13.7% in the year to August, its fastest pace in almost 16 years.

Some (perhaps much) of this phenomenon can be attributed to fears of government intrusion—"you may be smart, but you don't know what's best for me!" But I also think there is something else motivating people like Sarah Palin, who's not an expert in anything except knowing that experts are wrong about everything.

Most notably, Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo reported a 42.8percentt decrease in rape reporting by Latinos in the first three months of 2017, which he attributed to fears stirred by the law.