Sentence examples for be attributed to great from inspiring English sources

Summoned by Ian Stark, the writer learns, to his considerable horror, that the dictator has "a great favor" to ask of him: Alan is to produce a novel (a "subtle" one, no less) depicting "the impact of the sanctions on the people, on the families of war veterans," which will help persuade the G-7 nations to rethink their policy; the authorship of the book will be attributed to Great Uncle himself.

The dramatically enhanced activity of composite photocatalysts can be attributed to great adsorption of dyes, enhanced visible light absorption and efficient charge separation and transfer processes.

The cladding with 2.3%C possesses the worst wear resistance, which can be attributed to great amounts of soft pro-eutectic Cr Fe phases.

This phenomenon could be attributed to great changes in the working situations of medical staff and work-related factors in pilot county hospitals in China as a result of the implementation of the health-care reform and hospital reform.

No doubt, some of the rise in allergies can be attributed to greater awareness and the culture's diminishing tolerance for illness in any form.

The decline can be attributed to greater competition, Fox executives say, including a rival singing competition, "The Voice" on NBC, that they once dismissed.

Greater water content can be attributed to greater infiltration rate during sampling.

Greater milk production for cows fed CM can be attributed to greater DMI.

This could be attributed to greater uniformity in solute flow path length.

The result may be attributed to greater cellular uptake ability in HepG2 cells in comparison with HUVEC-12.

The large number of macropores found in soil under A. splendens steppe and P. fruticosa shrubs can be attributed to greater root development.