Sentence examples for even attributed from inspiring English sources

They even attributed the heavy snowfall ahead of the funeral to "heaven's grief".

Some analysts have even attributed India's recent economic slowdown in part to Parliament's inability to pass legislation.

Some have even attributed it to rock faults or residual noise left over from the Big Bang.

Billy Bragg has even attributed his decision to become a performer to them: "One day [I] saw Spandau Ballet on Top of the Pops wearing kilts and singing Chant No 1 and something in me snapped.

Some people have even attributed the markets' mid-week bounce to glee over Mr Spitzer, rather than to the $200 billion shovelled their way by the Fed.But distaste for Mr Spitzer or keen pleasure in seeing a hypocrite hoist with his own petard should blind no one to the fact that the whole affair is a crock of nonsense.

The company even attributed 2015 holiday sales' year-over-year growth to the surge of customers shopping by phone.

Several club members even attribute their love of chess to his influence.

Some even attribute the early onset of puberty in western women to the spread of soya in diets.

So little does Kinder wish to disguise his sources he even attributes well-known Carver short stories to Crawford.

And yet he admires his subject -- he even attributes "the spirit of Dunkirk and the Battle of Britain" to Kipling's teaching, as though "If" had flown Spitfires.

Mr. Nasyrov, who is of Kazakh ancestry, said some Central Asians even attribute Genghis Khan's military successes to horse meat because eating horse meant never needing to slow down.