Sentence examples for he put down to from inspiring English sources

This he put down to growing anti-English prejudice by the station's management.

He also chose Ed Sheeran's "Sing", which he put down to the fact that his "kids who are 19, 16 and 13 refresh my musical taste".

On 24 June he had complained of feeling unwell and the day after of shortness of breath, which he put down to his asthma.

Give this guy a call: you're really strung out.'" How much of his distress does he put down to his mother's death?

By 1977, Gadd was declared bankrupt, which he put down to Harold Wilson's government, the mismanagement of his business affairs and paying tax at 87 pence in the pound.

MacKenzie also told the inquiry he believed different standards were applied to different papers when it came to judging the ethics and legality of stories and whether they were in the public interest, which he put down to snobbery.

Ill feeling between archeologists and dealers he puts down to purely personal misunderstandings.

The junk-hoarding he puts down to "a bit of a wartime mentality.

Over the years, he feels he has got better at dealing with racist slights he puts down to ignorance.

His own first play, however, was not produced until he was 36 - a delay he puts down to "early failure".

He concedes that the Big Board is vulnerable, a fact he puts down to big strategic mistakes that it has made in the past.