Sentence examples for attributing the results from inspiring English sources

HOUSTON — Exxon Mobil and Royal Dutch Shell, the biggest oil companies in North America and Europe, reported disappointing earnings on Thursday, attributing the results largely to lower global energy prices resulting from weakening economies.

If you have no real chance of observing, understanding, or attributing the results of employee work, you become much more dependent on employees' willingness to openly communicate the meaning of their work.

Anderson et al. [13] in a study of 14 patients with gallbladder carcinoma detected peritoneal carcinomatosis in only three of six affected patients, attributing the results to the small size of the lesions.

He says, "I would feel more comfortable attributing the results to sexual selection if [the investigators] can show that these girls are more dominant, socially, as they get older".

While dynamic environments might be ideal for research aims that are facilitated by observational or ethnographic approaches, they are less ideal for testing the effects of an intervention and safely attributing the results to the independent variable of interest without the results also being influenced by contextual and organisational variables over which investigators have little control.

One pundit found the vote "rationally inexplicable", attributing the result to "a mixture of self-aggrandisement and minority complexes".

Donald Trump has hailed Britain's decision to leave the EU as a "great victory", attributing the result to immigration and drawing parallels with opposition to what he described as the "global elite" in the US and elsewhere around the world.

Anthony Steen brought shame upon the Tories of Totnes not merely by claiming for the inspection and treatment of 5,000 trees on his property but by attributing the resulting furore to jealously.

PARIS — Renault posted a 37 percent drop in first-half profit Friday, attributing the result to a slump in European car sales because of the financial crisis.

The company attributed the results to late payments from nine large clients.

When the Yankees beat up those awful Browns in 1927, no one attributed the results to payroll disparity.