Sentence examples for eventually attributed from inspiring English sources

Most of us don't suffer as a result of Darwin's having eventually attributed too much scope to the process termed sympatric speciation than it actually deserves.

Earlier this season, when Hughes was flummoxed by a mysterious loss of velocity (eventually attributed to shoulder inflammation), he went away from his fastball because he lost confidence in its effectiveness.

Kramer found a new calling in activism in July 1981, following the announcement of an outbreak of Kaposi sarcoma, a form of cancer that was eventually attributed to AIDS, among gay men in New York and California.

Ten years ago, the fall and the imprisonment of the Democratic governor Don Siegelman — who was charged with corruption, but claimed that Republican-appointed U.S. attorneys were behind his prosecution — was eventually attributed to the maneuverings of the political operative Karl Rove.

Viking team members eventually attributed them to lingering contamination from solvents used to clean the lander before launch.

Many subsequent reports of gene suppression were eventually attributed to nonsequence-specific effects, often relating to the oligomer backbone.

Since such processes continue in most of the developing countries such as India, where, the rate of anthroposition is high, they eventually attribute to physiology of animals from time to time.

You'll forget what you accomplished, what made you double over with laughter, and what mistakes threatened to derail everything -- only to teach you so much you'll eventually attribute much of your happiness to them.

Eventually, Truss attributed the U-turn to a failure to agree with the Liberal Democrats.

The difference might eventually be attributed to an as-yet unidentified sampling bias.

Most differences can eventually be attributed to differences in the region of selection of probes and primers (U. Pfeffer, unpublished observation) since alternative splicing appears to be more the rule than the exception.