Sentence examples for inability to attribute from inspiring English sources

Spain's inability to attribute the attacks directly to England allowed Queen Elizabeth I to level the playing field in an arena lacking laws or customs.

And their inability to attribute to others any motivation other than self-interest suggests under-exposure, either in person or through any kind of reading, to the great variety of human outlooks and experiences.

An inability to interpret utterances (that is, an inability to assign meanings to instances of putative linguistic behaviour) will thereby imply an inability to attribute attitudes (and vice versa).

Its major weakness is the inability to attribute the sample to any particular area for any specific period of time.

In addition, an important limitation of our cross sectional design is the inability to attribute cause and effect.

One additional limitation lies in our inability to attribute our findings to a particular traffic-related exposure.

Data values may be absent from a dataset for numerous reasons, for example, the inability to measure certain attributes.

Investigators also attribute their inability to pierce Mr. bin Laden's financial network to an ancient system of cash transfers based on trust, not detailed records, that they say has spread from countries like Pakistan into the United States.

We attribute this inability to cause cracking to accommodation of the stresses by nanobuckling of the graphite-like planes when loaded in compression.

The RFU judiciary attributed their inability to take matters further to the unwillingness of, among others, the press to testify to the behaviour of Leicester's coaches.

Mr. Naji could produce few records on the recent infant deaths, attributing the inability to the new freedom brought by the Americans.