Sentence examples for but attributed to from inspiring English sources
A number of these pictures were published a year after the invasion, but attributed to an anonymous Czech photographer.
Connecting the Middle Ages and the Renaissance is the masterful Comedia de Calixto y Melibea (1499), a novel of 16 "acts" in dialogue form published anonymously but attributed to Fernando de Rojas.
A16 Arsonist Without a Cause A federal judge in Phoenix sentenced Mark Warren Sands, 50, to 18 years in prison and ordered the out-of-work public relations executive to pay $2.8 million in restitution for fires he set but attributed to eco-terrorists.
The Palestinians then put out a second statement -- released by Mr. Arafat's office, but attributed to "a Palestinian official source" -- that circuitously noted that the Palestinian Authority had already endorsed the Egyptian agreement, which requires both parties to "refrain from taking any action that might lead to tension and violence, and to work on calming the situation".
Small quantities of propylene oxide were observed, but attributed to gas-phase reactions which are partially quenched by all the catalysts investigated.
Lesser numbers were caused by complacency, lack of knowledge (the finding was identified but attributed to the wrong cause in both cases) and poor communication (abnormality identified, but intent of report not conveyed to the clinician).
Upon introduction of recombinant human EPO into the clinic, cognitive improvement of patients with chronic renal failure was noted during EPO treatment, but attributed to its hematopoietic effects (for review see [ 1- 4]).
A number of these pictures were published a year after the invasion but were attributed to an anonymous Czech photographer.
This definition was commonly but mistakenly attributed to Augustine by commentators in the thirteenth century.
