Sentence examples for be to attribute from inspiring English sources

One temptation would be to attribute his elemental hedonism entirely to the sanctimonious void of Cuba under Communism, the absence of anything to do.

A good rule of thumb for the average growth rates of the G7 countries would be to attribute about one percentage point in productivity gains to the growth rate of the working-age population.

The temptation would be to attribute the lack of an active citizens council to the makeup of New York City, where becoming a member of a group is tantamount to joining a cult, and where a simple nod to a neighbor might result in a restraining order.

One response to the amazing and wondrous complexity of nature might be to attribute those qualities to divinity.

This would be to attribute what Kant calls external purposiveness to nature — that is, to attribute purposes to God in creating nature (5:425).

As a consequence, a common developmental strategy within a school might be to attribute importance to providing support for teachers, thereby raising their own assessments of their competencies.

Historic importance is difficult to attribute.

It's too deep to be attributed to clear sources.

This development can be attributed, to some extent, to biology.

The errors can be attributed to oversight".

"This can be attributed to technology.