Sentence examples for continue attributing from inspiring English sources

Nor is it plausible to continue attributing poor economic performance to terrorism, three years after 9/11.

It is getting harder and harder to give Trump the benefit of the doubt — to continue attributing his hiring of people who draw FBI scrutiny to innocent carelessness.

In Chapter 2, I demonstrate these claims are motivated specifically be merit concerns: The privileged claim hardship (and effort) so they can continue attributing outcomes to their own merit.

Lynne Matallana President and Founder, National Fibromyalgia Association Anaheim, Calif., Jan . 14 , 2008 To the Editor: To continue attributing the painful symptoms of fibromyalgia to "stress, depression, and economic and social anxiety" in an age that has abandoned similar assumptions about ulcers and other ailments seems like anachronistic scientific thought.

Saramago concludes this little amendment chattily with, "Anyway, now that I've sorted that out and the weight of error has been lifted from my conscious, I can continue". Attributing such "weight of error" to a small matter of age seems a touch absurd, but both this and indeed his chattiness are the airy indicators of his very solid, serious honesty as a writer.

"My first time hearing Nina's music on vinyl was one of the sweetest things I've ever heard," he continues, attributing his deep respect to her "emotionally penetrating" voice and political activism.

I ask the Daily Pilot and its readers not to continue erroneously attributing the work of others to the citizens' group.

Though the economy is growing at more than 4percentt a year, administration officials continue to attribute much of the budget deficit to economic problems beyond their control.

People in all walks of life and especially business do not want to experience the collapse of cities like New York along with global finance and economy in chaos, but this is what business faces if we continue to attribute climate change to fossil fuels alone.

Similarly, the majority of women revealed people in their communities continue to attribute fistula to witchcraft and fear during delivery (n = 12, 60%%).

No cyanobacterial lipid A structures have been described and published to date, so a recommendation is made that cyanobacteriologists should not continue to attribute such a diverse range of clinical symptoms to cyanobacterial LPS without research confirmation.