Sentence examples for had attributed a from inspiring English sources

I had attributed a rather different meaning to the term: I had taken it to mean, quite simply, fiction set in a recognisably realistic world, familiar and therefore cosy; a world that is blown apart by a catastrophic event.

Economists had attributed a spike in claims in the prior week to hurricane Isaac, but the minimal improvement in the latest reading pointed to fundamental weakness and will add to the nervousness of Barack Obama's team in the remaining weeks of the US presidential election campaign.

At the game, several people joked about a story I had uncovered a few weeks ago on the Huffington Post in which I noted that Sarah Palin had attributed a quote in Going Rogue to UCLA basketball legend John Wooden -- one that had actually been made by Native American activist John Wooden Legs.

In the discussion following a paper that had attributed a specific phenomenon to the reproduction of genes that were favoured or inhibited by environmental conditions Delbrück noted that "many systems in flux equilibrium are capable of several different equilibria under identical conditions.

Previous work had attributed a key role to OPN in the regulation of Th1-mediated immune responses by its effects on IL-12 and IL-10 production [ 27].

But since the late '90s, archaeologists had attributed an extra 500 kilometers to the wall, so we decided we'd be the first to walk the entire length.

Rwanda has attributed a 12% decline in poverty since 2006, in large part to its Vision 2020 Umurenge Program which prominently features public jobs programs and cash transfers.

Injuries Experts have attributed a steady rise in recent yoga-related injuries to poor yoga instruction and individuals pushing themselves too hard in their practice.

The benefits: Improves posture Sports medics have attributed a more upright and elegant posture to the continuous involvement of the supportive muscles as they are strengthened and stretched.

Several campaign experts and strategists have attributed a surge in popularity for Senator John Edwards, who has vowed to stay positive, to a backlash against the negativity of his competitors.

Many experts have attributed a rise in hate crimes against Muslims to Trump's vitriolic comments, among other examples of Islamophobic rhetoric.