Sentence examples for easy to attribute from inspiring English sources

But other qualities are no longer so easy to attribute.

"It was too easy to attribute the loss to missing Marcus Camby, Van Gundyy said.

It would be all too easy to attribute it to "soft touch" judges, which is evidently May's reasoning.

"It would be easy to attribute the misbehaviour to isolated incidents by a couple of bad apples," she writes.

Cyclists are often seen as an "out group", making it easy to attribute many of the problems on the road to them.

The Yankees compiled 6 hits and 13 strikeouts, and it would be easy to attribute this to Garcia and his brethren.

When murder is the crime, Native Americans find it easier to attribute the killing to witches, a superstition that horrifies the rational Leaphorn but one that makes sense to Chee.

I think there are structural elements to the downturn, but I believe that its easier to attribute to them shortfalls in job creation over a longer time period (say, the last decade) than it is the acute collapse in employment we saw in late 2008 and early 2009.My best guess at the scenario that got us that labour market implosion goes something like this.

Because the theories he put forward and defended to this end are not based solely on Stoic doctrines, they sometimes have a wider appeal, and it is easier to attribute them to their author.

It is clear that pantheistic systems which start from the theistic God which they then find to be all-inclusive, or Absolute Idealist systems which derive all reality from a spiritual principle, will find it easier to attribute something like personhood to the cosmos than will those which are more naturalistically motivated.

"Heatwaves are easier to attribute than heavy rainfall, and drought is very difficult given evidence for large droughts in the past," said Gabriele Hegerl of the University of Edinburgh.