Sentence examples for hardly be attributed from inspiring English sources

The young actor-writer has had significant bouts with depression, and those can hardly be attributed to his career going badly.

That it was not can hardly be attributed to Jol - Jermaine Jenas, Robbie Keane and Steed Malbranque all squandered goalscoring opportunities - but the manner in which the home side were able to draw level reflected badly on his managerial skills.

That can hardly be attributed to being physically overmatched: fillies and mares have often run faster than their male counterparts on the stopwatch when they are racing against other females.

While the triumph of modernism could hardly be attributed only to Le Corbusier's theories, they were a powerful stimulus, and there is no question that in the postwar era, the sleek, cool forms of modern architecture became the predominant way of making buildings in cities around the world.

In an article last year in the British journal Anatolian Studies, English and Turkish scholars said the Galatian communities established in the third century B.C. constituted "a new, significant and increasingly important geopolitical entity within Asia Minor" and this "can hardly be attributed to a marginal, and politically, socially and economically unsophisticated people".

Human Rights Watch calls the probable failure to present a resolution "both an extraordinary feat of diplomacy for China and an extraordinary capitulation on the part of Europe and the United States .The West's change of tack can hardly be attributed to improvements in the situation in China.

On the basis of experiments by Wolfgang Köhler (on "insightful" problem solving by chimpanzees) and Max Wertheimer and his student Karl Duncker (on human thinking), they pointed out that the solution to a problem commonly requires an unprecedented response or pattern of responses that hardly could be attributed to simple associative reproduction of past behaviour or experiences.

The lack of a secondary pulse is hardly can be attributed to a sudden change of the IAR resonant properties, and needs an additional examination.

Long live Francois Hollande!" One banner even called Hollande a saviour – hardly a phrase likely to be attributed in France to the ailing President during those long winter months where he floundered on economic policy.

This means that hardly any population-specific signatures could be attributed to the pDo500 sequences.

This may also be attributed to the fact that knowledge gaps hardly existed; the percentage of correct answers was high, especially among mothers (≥ 70%).