Sentence examples for former attributes from inspiring English sources

The former attributes postwar revolutions in attitude and lifestyle to monopoly capitalism's insatiable appetite for markets; the latter examines the deepening connections between the emergence of a consumer society and developments in modern literature and philosophy.

Since the required attributes for evaluating a policy depend on the values of former attributes, it is generally impossible to determine the set of required attributes up-front and the PDP can request additional attributes from the context handler if needed.

Because the required attributes for evaluating a policy depend on the values of former attributes, it is generally impossible to determine the set of required attributes up-front and we generally assume that an attribute is only fetched when it is required.

Perhaps the former attribute exists and the latter does not; perhaps the former has the second-order attribute "naturalness" and the latter does not; perhaps the former is more easily apprehended by the intellect than the latter).

The former attribute is unlikely to apply to the spherical parasites of the subgenus Plasmodium that lack the elongate sub-pellicular cytoskeleton of Laverania.

In view of the fact that a shorter waiting time and more diagnostic facilities are intuitively preferable, it was expected that the former attribute would be associated with a negative coefficient and the latter with a positive one.

Mr Menem's brother, Eduardo, a former senator, attributes the 80-year-old's spotty attendance to poor health.

In another scene, her father, Richard Broinowski, Dr. Caldicott's brother and a former diplomat, attributes the urgency of his sister's message to a heightened sense of mortality.

That this balkanisation of the media coincides with a balkanisation of political consensus is hardly surprising, but while Paxman grasps the significance of the former, he attributes Newsnight's decline more to demographic than technological changes.

The former only attributes to the assumption that the degree of insulin resistance is not caused by puberty alone.

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