Sentence examples for entirely attributable from inspiring English sources

Of course this is not entirely attributable to the German striker.

On the other hand, it's equally dangerous to assume that mental health problems are entirely attributable to our parents.

The decline in funds for corporate bonds was not entirely attributable to a new hesitation to lend money to companies.

The increase, however, is almost entirely attributable to improved sales of its Jeep models and Dodge trucks.

But Sarah Brown's pre-eminence remains remarkable: her transformation from Prime Minister's wife to formidable campaigner is almost entirely attributable to her savvy use of Twitter.

He has asked county legislators to approve a tax increase of nearly 13 percent, which he wrote was entirely attributable to increases in state-mandated costs.

For example, Cohn notes that "Obama's margin of victory in Ohio was almost entirely attributable to historic levels of black turnout in Cleveland, Cincinnati, Columbus, and Toledo".

This isn't to say that Lego's success is entirely attributable to the film; its sales have been growing rapidly for several years, with the exception of a brief slowdown last year.

The excuse that the poor performance of the economy was due to the snow has also been put to rest: it is entirely attributable to the coalition's reckless economic policies.

This, of course, did not stop Messrs Cameron and Osborne from blaming the subsequent increase in public sector borrowing and debt on Labour, when it was entirely attributable to the consequences of the banking crisis.

However, the reasons behind the improved survival reported in these studies are unclear, and it is unlikely that this is entirely attributable to treatment patterns.