Sentence examples for is attributable less to from inspiring English sources

But the failure to win it is attributable less to Ewing than to the coaches who misused him and to the executives who failed to provide him with a credible supporting cast until too late in his career.

Take, for example, "One Dance," by Drake, a hit whose success is attributable less to its chords and melody per se than to its ingenious production — the interplay of sinuous guitar samples, syncopated piano stabs, and a fretless bass that appears during the chorus and then drops out for the rest of the song.

The conflict burden we experienced may be attributable less to generic university-community differences in interests/culture, and more to territoriality and interpersonal issues.

But if voucher students did as poorly as comparable public school students, then Cleveland's public school "failure" is likely attributable less to what public schools do than to obstacles all schools, public and private, face in educating disadvantaged children.

He writes: "We are moving into the far more uneven distribution of 99/1 across many things that used to be 80/20: 99 percent of Internet traffic is attributable to less than 1 percent of sites, 99 percent of book sales come from less than 1 percent of authors... and I need to stop because numbers are emotionally stirring".

Some of the reduced identification is attributable to less informative fragmentation patterns for triply and quadruply charged peptides.

This is attributable to less consistent findings in the field of communication research and a lack of observed naturally occurring clinical communication.

This low-level illusion is attributable to a less massive appearance due to spaces in the running cartoons than the corresponding pyramidal-shaped geometrical objects.

Even though they report a significant reduction in phagocytosis in individuals with A858V/P1146S variant neutrophils, they hypothesize that the affect is attributable to the less-conservative P1146S amino acid change.

Given the high mortality rate, we think it is unlikely that the high proportion of smear-positive patients is attributable to patients having less advanced HIV disease.

Worsening in glycemic control in the CF group might be attributable to less follow-up visits and still less intense treatment compared with T1DM, systemic steroids, or recurrent exacerbations.