Sentence examples for attributed to the powerful from inspiring English sources

It is possible they were murdered by Richard's agents in August 1483, but responsibility for the crime has also been attributed to the powerful Henry Stafford, duke of Buckingham, and to Richard's successor, King Henry VII.

Through this approach, as low as 10 aM synthetic hly gene targets and about 0.0002 ng/μl of genomic DNA from L. monocytogenes can be detected, the ability to detect at such ultratrace levels could be attributed to the powerful amplification of HRCA and the high sensitivity of current magnetic bead based ECL detection platform.

These protective effects could be attributed to the powerful anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties present in the bioactive constituents of GS.

As several studies have acknowledged, this is not an easy task and its difficulty, at least in part, is attributed to the powerful transporters present at both the blood brain and blood CSF barriers.

The most common side effect related to fimasartan in this study was dizziness, which can be attributed to the powerful and rapid decrease in BP; there was no difference in the incidence of dizziness between the 60-mg and 120-mg groups.

But his political career ended abruptly in a scandal over campaign funds that he attributed to the machinations of powerful enemies in the electric power industry.

The attacks were soon attributed to the Zetas, a powerful Gulf Coast cartel that is locked in turf wars with other cartels (and a struggle for power with the government) that are ensnaring a deeply unsettling number of Mexican lives — twenty-eight thousand at the last count — since President Felipe Calderón's aggressive drug offensive began four years ago.

The similarity of behavior has been attributed to the formation of the common powerful oxidizing reagent, OH radical, from the reaction of the excited catalyst and water molecules.

The staggering death toll has been attributed to the breakdown of a truce between powerful rival gangs and the government, which, having previously backed the pact, has now opted to take on the gangs.

He broke down in tears when facing the press afterwards, but the New York Times' Larry Dorman noted: "For the Americans, it was a chance to show that they can form team bonds that are as powerful as those often attributed to the Europeans, something they demonstrated when they refused to allow Hunter Mahan to be vilified for his loss to McDowell.

For the Americans, it was a chance to show that they can form team bonds that are as powerful as those often attributed to the Europeans, something they demonstrated when they refused to allow Hunter Mahan to be vilified for his loss to McDowell on the 17th hole in the final match.