Sentence examples for commentators attributed from inspiring English sources

Many commentators attributed this enthusiasm to the aura of Saint Laurent's name.

Some commentators attributed the lack of casualties to the quake's being centered on relatively sparsely inhabited countryside.

Recall also the alacrity with which some commentators attributed the 7/7 bombings to the provocation of the Iraq war.

Political commentators attributed the surprising result to widespread public apathy — only 38 percent of eligible voters turned out — and to voters' unwillingness to concentrate power in a single chamber.

Palestinian commentators attributed his modest popularity in their community not just to his wealth but to the fact that he doesn't look Jewish.This could hardly be said for the man who came second, with 43% of the vote.

Commentators attributed the scores of these two secular outfits to Mr Chebbi's strident attacks on Nahda and Mr Marzouki's declaration that he would be happy to work with it.

Commentators attribute this decline to a shift in policy under the Commission's new leadership.

Some commentators attribute these failures to an increasing disconnect between pay and performance, often fueled by negative recommendations from proxy advisory firms like ISS.

Throughout most of Eastern Europe you see the same dark elixir of forces at play, which commentators attribute to Westernization, though it's difficult to fix causes precisely.

Many commentators attribute this like-mindedness of traditional opponents to the power of Japan's two biggest special interests: construction and agriculture.

Today, most commentators attribute Rudd's downfall at least in part to his temper and the control freakery that made his office dysfunctional.