Sentence examples for attributed to the impact from inspiring English sources

The measure's failure has been attributed to the impact it would have had on unmarried straight couples.

He said: "Although the increase has been attributed to the impact of tuition fees, for those people in retirement living on fixed incomes the pressures on food and transport costs are being felt every day.

This dependency is attributed to the impact of the two-phase flow patterns which develop along the channels, i.e. slug and annular flow.

Posidonia oceanica showed the presence of various gamma-emitters attributed to the impact of the Chernobyl accident, on which the effect of the NPP was superimposed.

Many koala populations around Australia are in serious decline, with a substantial component of this decline in some Southeast Queensland populations attributed to the impact of Chlamydia.

The transformation difference in grain refinement was attributed to the impact frequency, which appeared to be higher for the smaller balls.

The decline of the species has been attributed to the impacts of introduced species such as the viperine snake (Natrix maura) and green frog (Rana perezi), and toads may be surviving only in areas that are suboptimal for these predators.

From the results of our preliminary experiments, which suggest that the existence of the wake is not an influential factor, the quantitative discrepancy would be primarily attributed to the impact-vapor relation that we used.

The expansion of farmlands and bare land in the study area were presumably attributed to the impacts of population pressure mainly in search of additional farmlands, overgrazing and poor farming practices.

However, the patterns of changes in areas under shrubs indicated that it has shown an expansion by about 18.6% (23.3 ha/year), which was partly attributed to the impacts of planting trees for household consumption around homesteads by local community; and recent campaign in soil and water conservation activities since 2011.

Greek authorities on a number of Aegean islands have called for emergency measures to curtail a growing flow of refugees from Turkey, which Athens attributes to the impact of the attempted coup in that country.