Sentence examples for critics attributed to from inspiring English sources

For years, Erdoğan's critics attributed to him a damning quotation that, they said, revealed his true intentions.

His popularity plummeted in the last two years, as the county began to run huge deficits, which critics attributed to his budgets.

Similarly, the Leibnizian doctrine of pre-established harmony of soul and body that the critics attributed to Wolff was thought to be at odds with the possibility of free will, and with that, responsibility for our actions.

The House of Lords passed the bill Thursday will little fanfare or public outcry, a fact many critics attributed to a lackluster effort by legislative opponents.

Japan also has a 99 percent conviction rate, a figure critics attribute to widespread use of forced confessions.

Putin is still widely expected to win the presidential election on 4 March and remains the country's most popular politician, something his critics attribute to the state's monopoly on television and access to politics.

When President Bush announced his crackdown, which critics attribute to his desire for good political relations with Cuban-American leaders in southern Florida, he said he would devote more resources to enforcement of the ban.

Yet it seems powerless to address even the basic issues of clean water and sewers that would make such epidemics entirely preventable — a paradox that critics attribute to corruption, incompetence or the hangover of a 27-year civil war that flooded the capital with refugees, or all three.

With Chrysler bleeding money in the United States, and Mercedes sputtering because of quality problems -- a fact some critics attribute to the financial drain of its American sister -- the pillars of the 1998 merger that created DaimlerChrysler are crumbling, one after the other.

When Vinea submitted his poem Doleanțe ("Grievances") to be published by Tzara and his associates, he was turned down, an incident which critics attribute to a contrast between the reserved tone of the piece and the revolutionary tenets of Dada.

His other Saturday night show on ITV, Britain's Got Talent, has proved more resilient in the ratings, which critics have attributed to his continued presence on the judging panel alongside the inspired signing of fellow judge, David Walliams.