Sentence examples for has attributed a from inspiring English sources

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.

The World Health Organization has attributed a third of the world's deaths to the twin epidemics of diabetes and cardiovascular disease, both greatly influenced by excessive consumption of animal fats.

She owns Silver Mine Subs in Denver and has attributed a loan from the Small Business Administration as a prime reason she was able to get her dream company off the ground.

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.

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.

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

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

The report comes after investigators in the United States have attributed a string of recent cyberattacks against America's major retailers and banks to hackers in Russia.

Vietnamese sources have attributed a third air-to-air victory to a B-52, a MiG-21 shot down on 16 April 1972.

Several influential theories of temporal attention have attributed a crucial role to memory consolidation [4] [7].