Sentence examples for but instead attributed from inspiring English sources

Until the late 1800's, scientists were not even sure of its cause (the bite of a mosquito harboring the infectious plasmodium), but instead attributed the disease to miasmas, random vapors or poisonous exhalations from the earth -- hence the name, malaria, from the Italian for "bad air".

When you find one, why would you give it to someone else?" Jay Ford excelled in getting Takeover Target across to the favoured stands rail from stall 17, but instead attributed success to qualities already wearily familiar to any Englishman who ever bowled at Steve Waugh.

We have already mentioned that these symptoms may be related to an incapacity to recognize their own thoughts and actions as being internally generated, but instead attribute them to alien entities [23].

Mr. Hernandez has said that Mr. Posada never admitted to the bombings in the interviews but had instead attributed them to internal dissent in Cuba.

These results combined with the results presented in Fig. 1a indicate that the QD population dynamics at T > 60 K is primarily not determined by the transport in the barrier/WL interface, but is instead attributed to thermally assisted escape of carriers out of the discrete QD states.

Among those with both migraine and TTH, the former would usually be the more bothersome [34]; this meant that some part of the burden of TTH was instead attributed to migraine, but from a public-health perspective this would have little consequence.

The non-uniform photoresponse is instead attributed to variations in the defect density of the oxide.

He instead attributed the pace of confirmations to "the general lack of cooperation on all issues" in Congress.

On Sunday, Venezuela joined Iraq in dismissing production levels as a main cause of high prices and instead attributed them in large part to the war in Iraq.

Many instead attributed their success to "a higher power," an established religious faith or a personal spiritual commitment that they developed while on death row.

Accident investigators concluded that electromagnetic emissions had no effect on the aircraft's avionics, and instead attributed the crash to a series of errors from the pilots.