Sentence examples for attributed to recent from inspiring English sources
Those rises cannot be simply attributed to recent immigration to Europe.
Some wonder, though, if his prolonged absence can be attributed to recent changes in his personal life.
Political analysts and legislators said the considerable drop in campaign contributions could be attributed to recent legislation and a relatively docile political landscape.
The stock of Concord Communications plunged yesterday after the company issued a profit and revenue warning it attributed to recent "disclosures from large U.S. corporations," which have affected information-technology spending.
It has long been thought that some of the features that West Thessalian and, even more, Boeotian (both of which are Aeolic) shared in the 1st millennium with West Greek can be attributed to "recent" influences; on the other hand, some Doric dialects of the 1st millennium (e.g., in Crete) show sporadic traces of features attributable to an Arcado-Cypriot substratum.
Lenovo's marketshare growth is partly attributed to recent deals.
In another move, which analysts attribute to recent anti-immigrant sentiment in Dutch society, funding for mandatory language and citizenship classes for immigrants will be cut with immigrants expected to cover the gap.
Full-time students had gone up by 5.7percentt from the previous year, and the number of part-time students receiving loans went up by almost 48percentt — a rise the government attributes to "recent program enhancements, including eliminating the interest on part-time loans while in-study".
Some of that might be attributed to his recent foot problems, though often, things like foot problems are really just symptoms of age.
But rarely, if ever, has the fare battle between taxis and buses been so violent -- and part of that could be attributed to a recent national government effort to reshape the bloated, poorly regulated taxi industry.
The upper part of El Harhoura, attributed to the recent Neolithic, agrees with a setting in an environment corresponding to a return to wet climatic conditions.
