Sentence examples for going to attribute from inspiring English sources

It's not their home so it's probably not something they are going to attribute as much importance to as their elders do".

"The share price was 36p when I joined but I am not going to attribute it to the 'Fox effect'," Fox said on Thursday.

If my local Pizza Hut is anything to go by, I'm going to attribute their disappearance to those unwieldy pant-ruining ice cream machines and the insultingly petite dessert bowls.

Now the computer can pass the behavioral tests as well as they can (in principle), so if you are going to attribute cognition to other people you must in principle also attribute it to computers.

"No one was going to attribute the ending of the overdose crisis to a single intervention, such as a supervised consumption space".

"... how are you going to attribute that it was the in-service training that actually increased or decreased performance?... How are we going to associate those two?—it's hard to tease out".

To fix this, go to attributes under the Image menu & type 50 pixels for both height and width before pasting the image.

That politician will then go on Newsnight and say this policy is the best thing since sliced bread, and the journalist, who was told on lobby terms, is going to have to attribute it to 'a senior Downing Street source'.

I don't know that I would say I stand by that comment, because you're then going to try to attribute that to the negative aspects, to the stereotype of a conservative Republican -- 'he must be racist.' Well, I'm not.

Is my kid going to win?' " Some scholars attribute the rise in sideline misbehavior to a general moral decay in American society.

When you're writing dialogue, the most important thing to remember is to put the dialogue that was said in quotes, and to end the dialogue with a comma within the quote if you're going to tag it, or attribute it to a speaker.