Sentence examples for is attributable not from inspiring English sources

That is attributable not only to Mr. Spano but also to the organization's commitment to keeping lines of communication open, particularly with its musicians.

What has transpired since then is attributable not only to Dean's talent and energy but to a concatenation of fortuitous factors, including certain types of luck that no one should ever hope for — most notably, the ongoing chaos in Iraq.

The trouble is that Atzmon has often argued that the Zionist oppression of the Palestinians is attributable not to the bellicose politics of the Israeli state, but to Jewish lobbies and Jewish power.

The latest civil service statistics show most of the change in median earnings is attributable not to pay rises, but grade drift – a decline in the proportion of lower-paid grades as they have borne the brunt of staff cuts.

If that seems a deeply French gesture, Mr. Rose's response is apt to be "mais oui". His success in Paris is attributable not only to his skill in the kitchen, but also to his complete immersion in Frenchness.

The large brain of humans is attributable not so much to an increased nerve cell content as to an increase in the size of the nerve cells and to a greater complexity of the connections linking one cell to another.

Mr. Pozen said the turnaround was attributable not only to Fidelity's biggest offerings.

Indeed, decreases in well-being (indicated by reduced food availability) are attributable not to rapid population growth but to the persistence of customary land tenure arrangements, misguided macroeconomic policies, and inadequate infrastructure.

Therefore, the declining deadliness of war in relative terms may be attributable not to more international cooperation, but instead to humans' finding more constructive ways to express the urge to fight and compete.

J. Crew said his swift departure was attributable not to any unhappiness with financial results, but rather to differences in "vision" between Mr. Socol and Emily Woods, the company's chairwoman at that time and the daughter of its founder.

He suspects the depth and breadth of the current epidemic are attributable not to changes in the virus but rather the lack of a timely international response and the way societies have become more urban and interconnected in recent decades.