Sentence examples for attributed to some from inspiring English sources

This development can be attributed, to some extent, to biology.

Some of the decline can certainly be attributed to some less than rational investor behavior.

Still, the mood was quiet, which analysts attributed to some profit taking.

"Any time I see half a dozen diseases attributed to some exposure, I get very nervous," Dr. Bailar said.

The effects might be so insidious, they wrote, that they would be attributed to some slow-moving force like evolution or ecological change.

In a statement that accompanied Hsiang and Burke's study, for example, Hsiang wrote: "There's no conflict that we think should be wholly attributed to some specific climatic event.

That may require his to employ another stereotypical skill attributed to some Galicians – of doing one thing while persuading people he is actually doing the opposite.

But last year deaths attributed to some form of cancer or neoplasms (tumours which can be benign) exceeded those in the circulatory disease category.

The lyrics are attributed to some 200 poets, including the Portuguese king Dinis (d. 1325) and his illegitimate son Alfonso Sanches.

He attributed to "some people" the view that an increase in gay participation might discourage heterosexual men from taking part; he did not say it was his own view.

Indeed, after the administration made the rule final in October, E.P.A. officials announced that they would drop enforcement actions, some dating from the Clinton administration, involving past violations of the Clean Air Act attributed to some 50 power plants.