Sentence examples for attributed to us from inspiring English sources

Much of the blame for Iraq's problems today can be attributed to US and UK policies in the aftermath of the 2003 invasion of Iraq.

Sharing photos that make others smile or laugh ensures that response is attributed to us (as the people who sent them the picture) and validates our 'membership'membership

This was attributed to US papers requiring more up to date news than the OFNS provided, greater competition and the fact that British colloquialisms seemed less well understood there than in other English speaking countries.

The wind sector attracted nearly 40% of the new money with solar on 16% and biofuels on 26% - a rise that can be largely attributed to US government interest in the sector.

"I reckoned that by lunchtime the government would have found someone somewhere who died peacefully in his sleep in a nursing home, and it would have been attributed to us".

In an Op-Ed essay for The New York Times, we have tried to defend our research and refute the distorted policy positions that have been attributed to us.

Our Elders criticize many things about us, but usually they attribute to us sins too gaudy to be true.

Many similar statements could be quoted indicating that I and the contributors to the volume do not subscribe to the one-dimensional view Tepperman attributes to us.

Niall Ferguson first attributes to us a purpose in Iraq we do not profess and in fact have specifically rejected -- imperialism -- and then condemns us for not having the character to carry it out.

Only the most crass non-believer would make the argument Nick Spencer attributes to us; namely that the charitable work of religious people and organisations is invalid because religious people are only giving to ensure their place in heaven.

Experiments since then have shown that only some, and not all, metals are superconducting at low temperatures.SIMON FONERMassachusettsSwiss amissSIR--I would like to thank you in the name of the Swiss people for attributing to us Max Weber, the greatest German sociologist ("Policing for profit", April 19th).