Sentence examples for attributing challenges from inspiring English sources

There is evidence that differences in levels of individuals' extraversion and agreeableness, and overall conscientiousness of pairs, influences the likelihood of individuals attributing challenges to paired working (Bono, Boles, Judge, & Lauver, 2002).

At times, participants attributed challenges in sharing accountability to factors beyond their individual control.

Cassidy called the game unique and challenging; he attributed the challenge in part to the control scheme.

This has been attributed to challenges associated with the generation of such compounds.

Cook attributes her challenges with breaking in to these markets to the fact that the organizations largely contract with national distributors.

Many observers attribute the challenges by Bosnian politicians like Mr. Dodik to the diminished ability of the Office of the High Representative to enforce decisions, because there are not enough foreign troops to make them credible.

These findings can perhaps be attributed to challenges to the cross-national validity of these indicators.

This knowledge gap in clinical pharmacology is partly attributed to challenges associated with conducting clinical trials in infants.

The slow progress in the development of small molecule imaging agents based on c-MET-TKI could mainly be attributed to challenges in the modification and synthesis of the probes.

Hoeffner, who farms in Montgomery, New York, and whose family has been in the business for five generations, attributes the challenges of the small farmer to reckless markets.

Additionally, women attributed relationship challenges to these complications with sexual activity.