Sentence examples for attributed to the new from inspiring English sources

Earnhardt's crash probably cannot be directly attributed to the new rules.

But the increased danger cannot be solely attributed to the new savagery of the battlefield.

How much of that decline can be attributed to the new policies can be debated, but the difference is clear.

"The discipline problem is much better than it's been in years," Wright said, something he attributed to the new punishment and to other discipline programs schools are trying.

(Only after I looked up one vaguely familiar description attributed to The New York Times did I realize I had written it).

The notion of a self hidden behind one's appearance and portable from one situation to another is usually attributed to the new possibility of upward mobility.

MTV executives pointed to several recent bright spots — a 2percentt increase in ratings, a growing audience for "Taking the Stage" — that they attribute to the new focus.

The home page of the hotel's Web site uses the word "spectacular," a quotation it attributes to The New York Times.

The chair is attributed to the New York cabinetmaker William Burns, a Scottish immigrant.

Emanuel Richardson, an assistant at Arizona who has coached Amateur Athletic Union ball with the New York Gauchos and at Xavier, said part of the attrition at Fordham could be attributed to the New York recruiting scene.

The high rate of reported near misses/incidents in the first year may be attributed to the introduction of new equipment, new techniques, and new staff.