Sentence examples for have to attribute from inspiring English sources

"You'd have to attribute that -- the bulking up and the increased injuries -- to steroids and supplements".

"I'm having my best season, and that's what you have to attribute it to".

"You can disagree about these issues but you don't have to attribute a racial motive to it.

"They have to be here making things sound as terrible as they can, and they have to attribute everything to my client's reckless driving," Mr. Bruno said.

"If Freddy can get close to Green or can exceed Green, you'd have to attribute that to Sharpton," said George Arzt, a consultant to the fourth Democrat in the mayoral primary race, Peter F. Vallone, the City Council speaker.

That politician will then go on Newsnight and say this policy is the best thing since sliced bread, and the journalist, who was told on lobby terms, is going to have to attribute it to 'a senior Downing Street source'.

"If I had to attribute one word to this group, it would be humanity," Mr. Davis said.

The latter has to be attributed to biological interactions.

However, their advice for him not to go to Tennessee may have attributed to his switch to LSU.

The term "world music" is said to have been attributed to 1960s US ethnomusicologist Robert E Brown.

Note: Some allegations originally attributed to Sheard have been attributed to his lawsuit.