Sentence examples for attributing reduced from inspiring English sources

The banking system continues to pay the price for its bad credit practices with the government-controlled Korea Exchange Bank and Koram Bank both attributing reduced earnings to huge loans made to Hynix Semiconductor.

Dave Silversparre of the Crescenta Valley Sheriff's Station, who attributed reduced crime rates in the city to support from residents, received the chamber's Community Spirit Award.

Whilst parents in one community attributed reduced teenage pregnancies to sex education, those in the other community indicated a generalized adolescents' sexual activeness manifested in the perceived widespread delinquency in the community.

Some providers attributed reduced workload to investments in human resource numbers ahead of integration; or changes in prescription policies especially in family planning counselling where emphasis has been more on long-acting contraceptives which translates into fewer clients returning in the short-term for 're-fills'.

Literature attributes reducing power to the hydrogen donating ability of antioxidants to the free radicals [ 33].

In his later years, with his physical attributes reduced, he emphasised his skill and on-field intelligence to become more of a playmaker, playing further back and setting up attacking moves for team-mates rather than leading them himself.

The experiment results is shown in Fig. 17, from which it can be observed that the recognition accuracy of all the other attributes reduce faster than that of the activity recognition.

All of these attributes reduce risk in the food supply system and thus favourably influence food security.

It is further noted that this attribute reduces the individual "from a whole and usual person to a tainted, discredited one" p.3. [ 1].

The revenue results were tempered by a 4.9percentt decline in sales at stores open at least a year, which Best Buy attributed to reduced traffic.

Our results indicate that low rate of reproduction in captivity can be attributed to reduced male reproductive fitness.