Sentence examples for be attributable to something from inspiring English sources
Mr. Mayeux, the French scientist, said the problem might be attributable to "something in the patients themselves, some susceptibility in their immune system".
This might well be attributable to the absence of international networks, something that has its roots in the international isolation that was characteristic for German accounting academics until the beginning of this century (Küpper and Mattessich 2005; Wagenhofer 2006).
That our group of "other" specialisations is less prone to empirical work is something which may be attributable to the large number of doctoral students specialising in taxation in this group, a subject which at least traditionally is less geared to empirical approaches, owing to the lack of data (e.g. Shackleford and Shevlin 2001).
The only outlier in the below chart is Kerry's 19-point win among Independents in 2004 (something that may be attributable to "quirky" exits that year).
The younger cohorts are especially more likely to trust trade unions and civil servants to tell the truth, something Mori thinks may be attributable to their lack of memory of the 1970s, an era when the ills of the country were often blamed on both groups.
