Sentence examples for attributes more than from inspiring English sources

He monitors how customers find him, and attributes more than $1 million in revenue over the last year to people seeing one of his trucks in a driveway.

Hajo Funke, a political scientist at Berlin's Free University who studies right-wing extremism, says that the National Democratic Party, or N.P.D., is certainly a neo-Nazi organization, and that German neo-Nazis, to whom he attributes more than 150 murders and 15,000 violent crimes since reunification in 1990, remain a significant threat.

A 2013 PricewaterhouseCoopers survey attributes more than 20,000 jobs to the region's vibrant ecosystem.

Microsoft so far attributes more than 20 million new downloads of Messenger to the campaign, in addition to increased usage of all Windows Live offerings such as Live Search and Hotmail.

To take one example, the Heritage Foundation attributes more than a third of all costs of regulation issued in 2010 to fuel economy standards.

I continue to think that the biggest issue is working with men who look at you first like you are someone's wife, mother or daughter and not a businessperson, judging the physical attributes more than the credentials.

Some estimates have attributed more than 200 suicides to the cause.

Toyota attributed more than four-fifths of its operating profit increase to the weaker yen.

Official tallies ultimately attributed more than 500 deaths to the disaster; 150 of those casualties were caused by the tsunami.

Federal regulators are investigating 15-inch Firestone ATX and Wilderness AT tires, which are mounted mainly on Ford Explorer sport utility vehicles, after receiving complaints attributing more than 100 deaths to the tires.

For example, Wal-Mart attributed more than $100 million of its 2009 revenue to a decision to switch to a recyclable variety of cardboard in shipments to its 4,300-plus 4,300-plus the United stories