Sentence examples for employees attributed from inspiring English sources

But Richard Alexander, a lawyer for the two former employees, attributed the loss to California law.

Military officials said a passenger detonated a suicide vest on the bus, but bus company employees attributed the explosion to a roadside bomb.

"One of their favorite phrases was 'This line is worth more than all your lives combined, so don't stop it.' " Both employees attributed the pressure to increase production speed to an aggressive new operations manager focused on the bottom line.

In June, Mr. Ashcroft took the first step to settle the department's multibillion-dollar civil lawsuit against the tobacco industry, a sharp turn from the policy of the Clinton administration, which had filed the suit in 1999, seeking to recover more than $20 billion in federal health care costs of Medicare patients, veterans and federal employees, attributed to ills from smoking.

And, in a letter to employees, attributed his departure to EA's financial results.

Company employees attributed his act of desperation to what they described as “unbearable losses” stemming from the toy recall.

The survey shed light on how working in local government impacts on mental and physical wellbeing, with hundreds of employees attributing symptoms of anxiety, depression, sleeplessness, high blood pressure, recurrent infections or irritability to their working environment.

The banks have largely focused the blame for mistakes on low-level employees, attributing many of the problems to the surge in the volume of foreclosures after the housing market collapsed and the economy weakened in 2008.

For example, do employees attribute the driver of change to their employer (internal) or government (external to the organization)?

In a service-related context, how employees attribute their service failure and the related effect on their win-back management may be examined (Tang, Chou & Chen, 2008; Tang et al., 2010).

Current and former Elderly employees attribute the twang influence at the store to the proliferation of associated instruments, educational materials, and musicians.