Sentence examples for had long attributed from inspiring English sources

Poles had long attributed this crime to the German occupiers, whose concentration camps murdered millions.Mr Krajewski says that this news was a necessary shock.

In defending the project and its cost overruns, Mr. Pierce had long attributed Shoreham's problems to regulatory, construction and financial requirements that he considered unnecessarily stringent, as well as to design changes resulting from "the lessons learned from Three Mile Island".

Experts have long attributed the race gap in medicine to lack of insurance for minorities.

Authorities have long attributed the violence to a turf battle between local narcos and Sinaloa cartel interlopers.

The academy has long attributed the slow progress in diversifying faculty to a "pipeline problem" -- an undersupply of women and minorities enrolled in graduate programs.

Univision and other Spanish language networks have long attributed their high ratings among Latinos to the fact that viewers watch their programming live.

But Chinese officials have long attributed the visit's success to the 30-year-old Moutai that was sloshing around the Great Hall of the People.

Patients are much more likely to die after surgery in some hospitals than in others, and conventional medical wisdom has long attributed the excess deaths to a higher rate of postoperative complications.

Historians have long attributed the principle of freedom of the press in America to the victorious trial of John Peter Zenger, owner of The New York Weekly Journal, in 1735 for "seditious libels" against the state.

Manufacturers and defense lawyers have long attributed large verdicts in defective product cases to what they call Robin Hood jurors who relish sitting in judgment of powerful corporations, if only for a day.

Her campaign's handling of the episode has also exacerbated an impression that she is overly guarded, a trait that Clinton allies have long attributed to an endless feedback loop: She retreats to secrecy because she distrusts the news media, they say, creating a sense that there is something to hide, which makes reporters more wary.