Sentence examples for attributed to later from inspiring English sources
He also designed furniture before the arts and crafts movement said that this was what all true artists should be doing and used techniques often attributed to later movements.
Company officials said the sales shortfall could be attributed to later shipping schedules this year, and to a growing number of customers planning to use Intuit's online tax preparation Web site instead.
(The same attitude might be attributed to later playwrights, from Sean O'Casey to Brendan Behan, all the way through Martin McDonagh, who explores his Irish heritage from a perch in England.) And her production is aggressive in its efforts at authenticity.
The works of Qu Yuan have survived in an early anthology, the Chuci ("Elegies of Chu"; Eng. trans. The Songs of the South, 1959; also translated as Elegies of the South, 2011), much of which must be attributed to later poets writing about the legendary life of Qu Yuan.
Despite this he is not well known and some of his original observations tend to be attributed to later authors.
This is not attributed to later disturbance by high-angle faults, because the detachment surface underneath remains intact.
I will investigate which work characteristics independently attribute to later care-seeking in order to find possibilities to prevent unnecessary or inefficient care-seeking.
Not until mid-1943, witacticsics attributed to Captain (later Admiral) Arleigh Burke that exploited the radar advantage in full, did the U.S. Navy redress the balance.
This may be partly attributed to the later emergence of CFBC ash as compared with PCC fly ash.
There are however instances in which an agency substantially increases the probability of harm but the harm that occurs would intuitively be attributed to a later intervention.
Shortly before news emerged that Flight MH17 had disappeared, a statement attributed to Strelkov (later deleted) appeared on Russian-language social media boasting that a Ukrainian army cargo plane had been shot down.
