Sentence examples for failing to attribute from inspiring English sources

Citing, among other things, the fingerprint evidence, she sued the auction house for "negligence" and "breach of warranty" for failing to attribute the drawing correctly).

(The unnamed "lady" who had sold it at Christie's for less than twenty-two thousand dollars came forward and identified herself as Jeanne Marchig, a Swedish animal-rights activist. Citing, among other things, the fingerprint evidence, she sued the auction house for "negligence" and "breach of warranty" for failing to attribute the drawing correctly).

Some studies have examined mobile phone users for periods of time that are too short to detect an increased risk of brain cancer, while others have misclassified exposures by placing those with exposures to microwave radiation from cordless phones in the control group, or failing to attribute such exposures in the cases.

Walsh is accused of failing to attribute several sections of a 14-page paper he submitted to earn a master's degree from the Army War College.

Both places suspended him for a month on Friday for failing to properly attribute.

According to TMZ, Drake is reportedly being sued for more than $300,000 for failing to properly attribute the opening monologue on his song "Pound Cake/Paris Morton Music 2" from his most recent album, "Nothing Was The Same".

The report criticised the LIB's predecessor, the Historical Enquiries Team HETT), for failing to treat killings attributed to British troops in the same way as those believed to have been carried out by paramilitary forces.

Michael Vaughan may have been right to identify the 'fear factor' contributing to a dismal performance, but he was misguided and naïve to attribute this failing to county cricket for countless reasons.

However, Sainsbury's argues that Tesco is comparing "apples with pears by failing to take into account product attributes such as relative quality, provenance and ethics".

In a memorandum, dated Thursday, to a committee of the State Board of Regents, the executive deputy commissioner of the Education Department, Valerie Grey, conceded that the department was failing to scrutinize contractors adequately, but attributed this to a shortage of workers.

In the Action to Control Cardiovascular Risk in Diabetes (ACCORD) study increased mortality has been attributed to failing to achieve targets [ 48].