Sentence examples for attributed troubles from inspiring English sources

Regulators like Christopher Cox, chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, attributed troubles at Bear to a lack of confidence, not capital, leaving open the possibility that other banks could fall prey to a similar crisis of confidence.

Early in the season, the Jets attributed their troubles to unfamiliarity with the offense.

In a log reviewed by The Associated Press, the executioners attributed their troubles to past intravenous drug use by Mr. Broom.

Regulators attributed the troubles in the private banking group to a lack of oversight by managers in Japan.

Renault attributed the troubles to a recession and to consumers holding off buying until new models are introduced.

Ms. Bysiewicz attributed those troubles to the decentralized nature of the state's elections and said she had no authority to intervene.

Blackstone officials attributed their troubles to continued economic uncertainty in the United States and in Europe, as well as political flare-ups around the world.

But other Democratic leaders said Mr. Gore was still not receiving credit for the prosperity enjoyed during the Clinton administration, and they attributed his troubles to personality and style.

Renaissance, a 10-ship operation with about a 4percentt share of the market, attributed its troubles to what it said was the "severe, unexpected drop in leisure travel following the terrorist attacks".

Like the Hynix board, Mr. Park attributed the troubles of the company "to a plunge in the prices of chips on the international market," according to Yonhap, the South Korean news agency.

The chief executive, Vittorio Colao, attributed the troubles to rising unemployment and economic stagnation in Spain and Italy, where Vodafone owns the No. 2 carriers behind Telefónica, in Spain, and Telecom Italia Mobile.