Sentence examples for happy to attribute from inspiring English sources
At home he initially had pain that he and his primary care doctor were happy to attribute to the surgery.
Yet the police are happy to attribute a 53% decline in the burglary rate in Washington's inner suburbs, between 1977 and 1997, to Neighbourhood Watch and car alarms.Some people suppose that increasing prosperity may affect crime in more fundamental ways.
In contrast, most philosophers who are happy to attribute concepts to animals do so because of a wealth of data that are best explained by appealing to an internal system of representation (e.g., Bermudez 2003; for overviews within cognitive science, see Gallistel 1990, Hauser 2000, Bekoff, Allen, & Burghardt 2002, and Shettleworth 2010).
He was happy, by the way, to attribute that brilliantly apt description of sport to the late Phil Bull, who founded Timeform, the bible of those addicted to the turf, and a place where McIlvanney's head could often be found buried in serious research.
10. (C) XXXXXXXXXXXX thanked the U.S. for standing up for the right of Ugandan homosexuals to be happy, and attributed overwhelming domestic homophobia to a general lack of civic education.
The higher recognition performance of surprise and happy can be attributed to the strong and unique features of these expressions with regard to facial surface deformation, such as extreme opening of eyes and mouth, in the case of surprise and extreme bulging of checks and stretching of lips in the case of happy.
In fact, he attributes the genius of his international hit "Happy" to a search for meaning in his music.
Sentiment expressed by carrier belongs to some entity, formulated as w i ∈N(w j ), such as the word "happy" attributes to "MacPhee," namely "happy"∈N("Macphee"), in the sentence "MacPhee would be happy to eat it!".
We will be happy to help you.
The Humboldt-Universität was happy to cooperate.
We're happy to participate".
