Sentence examples for attributing much from inspiring English sources

Privately, he has played down the findings to the Treasury Department, attributing much of the suspicious activity to peculiarities in the way business is done in Africa.

Both supporters and critics of Mr. Bush cautioned against attributing much long-term significance to the recent fiscal improvement, in part because tax revenues have become more volatile.

Lynch and his team deny all allegations of wrongdoing, attributing much of the problem to differences between British and American accounting standards.

"Compared with 10 years ago, this country is more open at home, and more compassionate abroad," Mr. Cameron said, attributing much of the credit for the changes to Mr. Brown.

Sears's chairman and chief executive, Alan J. Lacy, tried to contain the damage, calling credit a cyclical business and attributing much of the trouble to Mr. Keleghan and to losses from the retailer's gold MasterCard.

Eddie Johnson, the police superintendent overseeing the embattled Chicago department, said the department was committed to working with residents to help stem the violence, attributing much of the bloodshed to gang members using illegally acquired firearms.

"I attribute much of that to Kate".

He attributes much of it to Emr.

Mr. Barrett attributes much of his information to F.B.I. documents.

Zidane attributes much of his progress to playing in Italy.

Accorsi wasn't about to attribute much significance to that.