Sentence examples for but it attributes from inspiring English sources

The government acknowledges it does not have full control of its prisons, but it attributes part of the problem to its aggressive roundup of drug traffickers.

It ascribes the salvation of man to the unmerited grace of God and thus to predestination, but it attributes divine reprobation to man's sin and guilt.

But it attributes this to natural climate variations, including a very strong El Nino event in 1997 and 1998 that caused dramatic warmth around the beginning of the 20-year window that ends in the present.

This intimation is not only inconsistent with the language of the section itself, as pointed out, supra, at 80, but it attributes to the drafters of the report a lower level of understaning of the subject matter with which they were dealing than I believe is justified.

The F.D.A. acknowledges that the lack of inhaled generic medicines, as well as topical creams, has been costly for patients, but it attributes that to "difficult, longstanding scientific challenges," since measuring drug activity deep into the lung is complicated, said Sandy Walsh, a spokeswoman for the agency.

But it attributes these gender differences not to anatomy, or even to obliviousness on the part of men who don't seem to notice they've expanded beyond any reasonable definition of personal space.

Motorola also reported that orders for its wireless phones fell 23percentt, but it attributed much of the decline to unusual market conditions.

But it attributed this to a misreading of the Marshall case.

But it also attributes a chronic injury to Davis's hip to a knock-down, drag-out fight with Taylor around 1965, in the course of which Taylor strikes the first blow before Davis hits her back.

Citigroup had an impressive rise in profit, but much of it attributed to a one-time accounting gain.

"I actually never heard Justice Marshall say that," Kagan replied curtly, "but rather saw it attributed to a clerk".