Sentence examples for is entirely attributable from inspiring English sources

This isn't to say that Lego's success is entirely attributable to the film; its sales have been growing rapidly for several years, with the exception of a brief slowdown last year.

The excuse that the poor performance of the economy was due to the snow has also been put to rest: it is entirely attributable to the coalition's reckless economic policies.

"A key outstanding question is whether this [reduced risk of disease] is entirely attributable to these specific foods, or whether they are acting as a marker of a broader dietary pattern associated with improved health," said Professor Susan Jebb of the Nuffield department of primary care health sciences, University of Oxford.

However, the reasons behind the improved survival reported in these studies are unclear, and it is unlikely that this is entirely attributable to treatment patterns.

It could be that the difference is entirely attributable to traits like intelligence or perseverance that kids have before they matriculate.

"Today's rally is entirely attributable to the better than expected retail-sales report," says Harry Laubscher, market analyst at Tucker Anthony.

On the other hand, it's equally dangerous to assume that mental health problems are entirely attributable to our parents.

He has asked county legislators to approve a tax increase of nearly 13 percent, which he wrote was entirely attributable to increases in state-mandated costs.

This, of course, did not stop Messrs Cameron and Osborne from blaming the subsequent increase in public sector borrowing and debt on Labour, when it was entirely attributable to the consequences of the banking crisis.

While websites such as Facebook usually play a passive, benign role in crimes that headlines might suggest are entirely attributable to them, this is one case where the death of a young woman was indeed caused by the ease of constructing a false Facebook identity, coupled with a tragic ignorance of the signs we should all look for, and the rules we should all follow.

Higher all-cause mortality in patients with CHD may not be entirely attributable to older age, cardiovascular disease (CVD) severity, and more comorbidities [7].