Sentence examples for easily attributed to from inspiring English sources

Series of high-profile gaffes A more focused and specific offshoot of the catalogue of errors, a series of high-profile gaffes tends to be more easily attributed to goalkeepers.

The Leahy letter also helped explain how anthrax spores could spread so widely in Washington-area postal facilities, farther than could be easily attributed to the Daschle letter alone.

Some countries do exhibit changes in literacy along cohort lines that cannot be easily attributed to selective migration or mortality and may indicate 'true" gains or losses in individual literacy.

Their conclusions were that (1) 90percentt of the sightings could be easily attributed to astronomical and meteorologic phenomena (e.g., bright planets and stars, meteors, auroras, ion clouds) or to such earthly objects as aircraft, balloons, birds, and searchlights, (2) there was no obvious security threat, and (3) there was no evidence to support the ETH.

Given the background of urbanization and large-scale domestic migration, crimes are easily attributed to a new immigrant population.

Such a major variation in the geochemistry of a watershed within an urbanized environment can be easily attributed to anthropogenic interferences.

According to right-wing commentators, Michelle had a problem that -- even if you wanted to -- you couldn't easily attribute to her husband: old-fashioned black radicalism.

Beer to be Less Delicious I often wake up in the morning with a headache that I can easily attribute to the delicious nature of beer.

So the main point: While tempting, we cannot easily attribute to IVR all of the apprent difference to Obama's job rating as measured by Rasmussen and PPP on the one hand, and the rest of the pollsters on the other.

German ornithologist Gerd Heinrich, who prepared for his Halmahera trip by rolling in stinging nettles, wrote of the sago swamp habitat in the 1930s: I am solidly confident no European has ever seen this rail alive, for that requires such a degree of toughening and such demands on oneself as I cannot so easily attribute to others.

It is often not something that can easily be attributed to one single cause.