Sentence examples for however attributed from inspiring English sources

Some observers, however, attributed this burst of good will to the low expectations that many brought to the festival.

Dr. Muñoz, however, attributed the drop to instability, not the new fee.

Mr. Holder, however, attributed most of the hostility to underlying ideological differences.

A later report by the Truth Commission, however, attributed some 85percentt of the abuses to the military and its allies in paramilitary death squads.

Peeler, however, attributed the increase to a "seasonal effect", brought on by "people opening and closing windows more often in the summer".

(Some plant workers, however, attributed at least one partial meltdown to coolant-pipe bursts caused by the earthquake's ground vibrations).

Longtime enforcement officials, however, attribute the decline to low morale at the Washington office.

(My 1955 copy of Bartlett's, however, attributes the line to William Prescott, who may have adapted it from Frederick the Great of Prussia).

His Camoristically inclined friends, however, attributing his nervousness solely to fear of themselves, reassuringly took the money from him and were forthwith pounced on and captured by the police, with never a single shot fired.

The Online Etymology Dictionary, however, attributes the word's roots to 1821, long before the advent of the modern automobile or the foul tempers it could inspire.

Many scientists, however, attribute the similarity to an endosymbiotic origin of the red algal chloroplast from a blue-green algal symbiont.