Sentence examples for is quickly attributed from inspiring English sources

Any misconduct or malfeasance, though, is quickly attributed in that direction, usually with code words such as "privilege" or "elitism" conveying the required meaning.

This persistent increase is quickly attributed to an increase in excitability (Fig 4C, blue), and thus the influence of the drive from these synapses decreases quickly.

Last month, for instance, when it was reported that the proportion of Americans aged 25 to 34 who are married fell below the proportion who have never married, it was quickly attributed to the economic downturn.

Its collapse in the final minutes was quickly attributed to its youth and inexperience, as Chris Mannix points out on SI.com and as is echoed by Mark Kriegel on Foxsports.com.com

Some jumped at the occasion to call these artists most of whom were quickly attributed to composers operating under pseudonyms—"fake," though others pointed out the absurdity of classifying musicians that way.

But is evidently hoping Prisma's trendy art filters spark a run of new orders — with co-founder Adrian Salamunovic telling TechCrunch this summer it begun seeing "hundreds" of orders coming in with a painterly effect that it was quickly able to attribute to the Prisma app.

Fagon quickly attributed the King's continuing ailments to Champagne and ordered that only Burgundy wine must be served at the royal table.

The accident, attributed to human error, was quickly contained and posed no danger to the staff or the public, the spokesman said.

She is a woman who is able to not only get by but also be quickly promoted on the kinds of attributes that were once the exclusive province of unremarkable white men: rapport, the right looks or connections, an easy sort of familiarity.

The claim, attributed in the news to Japanese researcher Hisashi Moriguchi, was quickly called into question by both Harvard University and the supposedly affiliated Japanese institutions.

In conclusion, 3 critical quality attributes of silicone-based drug reservoirs were quickly and efficiently evaluated by NIR and Raman spectroscopy.