Sentence examples for be attributed to bad from inspiring English sources

The rapid decline of our industrial strength, once called the "arsenal of democracy," can be attributed to bad trade policies that severely disadvantage our workers.

The real danger in this story is that, as with the banks, the Cannock Chase failings will be attributed to bad management when the problems stem from the government's own reform agenda.

"Mixed results" is the way Gulati characterized the way the team played here — two ties, a stirring victory over Algeria ("with two minutes to spare," Gulati said dryly) and then a 2-1 loss to Ghana that could not be attributed to bad luck or bad refereeing.

Construction jobs grew by 33,000 in February, though improvement in this sector can, to some extent, be attributed to bad weather during January.

Not all of Haiti's problems can be attributed to bad leadership; meddling and exploitation by France and the U.S. are also culprits.

With these very good measurement models we were confident that misfit in the structural model could not be attributed to bad measurement models.

The great majority of delays are attributed to bad weather; huge, growing volume; and the inability of the air-traffic control system and the airlines to keep pace.

It was the first time that that measure of subway ridership had fallen since 2003, except in months where the drop was attributed to bad weather or quirks of the calendar, like holidays falling on weekdays.

Tens of thousands of premature deaths each year are attributed to bad air quality by Public Health England, and a recent report commissioned by London mayor Boris Johnson blamed air pollution for killing nearly 9,500 people annually in the capital alone.

Low voter turnout, at 42percentt, was attributed to bad weather, general confusion and apathy on the part of citizens who felt that they had already decided the issue, in national referendums on abortion in 1983 and again in 1992.

After all, 80% of employee turnover is attributed to bad hiring decisions and poor cultural fit.