Sentence examples for attributed workers from inspiring English sources

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The US Populist party of the late 19th century attributed workers' ills to Jewish control of the banking system, as did the Russian Populists who advocated agricultural collectivism around the same time.

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Unlike left-wing populism, fascist populism did not attribute workers' hardships to big business and big landowners and did not advocate measures such as progressive taxation, higher pay for industrial and farm workers, protection of unions, and the right to strike.

For example, the Productivity Commission has estimated that over 85% of all per capita income growth for the past 40 years can be attributed to workers becoming more productive.

In the US, the boom has been attributed to workers using their office computers on the first day back after Thanksgiving holidays.

While some cross-national differences may be linked to variations in the roles and practises attributed to workers in the health sector, differences in the statistical sources and their quality may also be a factor in describing empirical patterns.

Based on 17 items of subjective attributes, workers revealed four underlying factors; namely, thermal comfort, usability, tactile comfort, and fabric hand (feel), as the underlying factors affecting their preference.

In reality, though, wage gains for the average worker have lagged behind productivity since the early 1980s, a situation that free-traders usually attribute to workers failing to retrain themselves after seeing their jobs outsourced.

Chanel executives did not return calls this week, but the losses were attributed by the workers' union in France to a steep decline in sales.

Rare in decades past, the trend is attributed by social workers to the war's economic toll and the rise of revival churches that regard the quotidian misery of Congolese life as the work of the devil.

Medical workers attributed his improved chances to several factors, among them changes in training for soldiers who administer first aid, swifter movement of victims to hospitals made possible by more helicopters in the war, and shifts in procedures in operating rooms.

Attributed by some workers to A. afarensis.

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