Sentence examples for broadly attributed from inspiring English sources

Some offenses are broadly attributed to the growing desperation of drug addicts — thousands are on a waiting list for rehabilitation at state clinics — and a rising population of illegal immigrants, most of whom end up in Athens after crossing overland into mainland Greece from Turkey or by vessels to Greek islands.

Recent health studies have reported that ultrafine particles (UFP) (<0.1 μm in diameter) may be responsible for some of the adverse health effects broadly attributed to particulate matter.

The occurrence of all defects has been broadly attributed to their sources of deficient construction 43%, material 37%, design 11% and maintenance practices 9%.

Wisner et al. (2012) broadly attributed vulnerability to poor and unstable access to resources resulting in marginalization in daily life and in facing natural hazards.

In the case of chalcogenides, we observe a typical absorption edge, which can be broadly attributed to one of the three processes: (1) residual below-gap absorption (2) Urbach tails, and (3) interband absorption.

Poor knowledge and skills are broadly attributed to inadequate or inappropriate training, inadequate supervision, or lack of support to implement the eye health skills learned [ 30, 44, 100- 103].

As a result, we may be prone to things like self-serving bias, as seemed to be demonstrated by the few participants whose statements indicated a tendency to broadly attribute negative events to external factors like "headaches" and "other circumstances".

According to Haq et al. (1987), relative fall in the global sea level has been reported during the Early Miocene which can broadly be attributed to the sediment progradation seen in U3b.

This chapter presents that the features called weld defects can be attributed broadly to two main sources workmanship and metallurgy.

In this account Argentina's relative decline during the 20th century can be attributed, broadly, to economically inefficient "populist" policies supplied by leaders who often exploit a mass of uneducated, poor voters.

Such exquisite capacity for nutrient sensing is attributed, broadly speaking, to a complex web of signaling events.