Sentence examples for is attributed by some from inspiring English sources
The mysterious process by which grape juice becomes wine is attributed by some to the work of the Holy Spirit.
The lytico-bodig of Guam, for example, which can resemble parkinsonism or amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, is attributed by some researchers to infection and by others to a toxin present in foods derived from cycads.
The common name cabbage tree is attributed by some sources to early settlers having used the young leaves as a substitute for cabbage.
Aside from the natural disregard of the military professionals towards a suggestion from someone whom they regarded as an "armchair general", however, this opposition is attributed by some sources to bribery of some Xia generals by Wang Shichong's agents, to ensure that Dou remained committed to the relief of Luoyang.
This missing heritability is attributed by some to the fact that genetic interactions (epistasis) are generally ignored in mapping studies despite claims that they are an ubiquitous feature of biological processes [ 14- 18].
Their growth has been attributed by some to being attractive to people on the far right, conspiracy theorists and "very noisy careerists" as their deputy once called them.
The classical distinction differentiating mind, body, and soul has been attributed by some to Xenocrates and by others to the Stoic philosopher Poseidonius.
A period of extended lake ice and cool springs in the subsequent years was attributed, by some, to the presence of the ice boom.
MR. WAGONER has also given them autonomy, while Mr. Nasser's failure was attributed by some analysts to be partly a result of his refusal to delegate authority -- or to even hire a chief operating officer.
But what has caught the attention of the public and the French government is that many of the suicides, and more than a dozen failed suicides, have been attributed by some experts and labor officials to work-related problems.
