Sentence examples for issue attributed from inspiring English sources

O'Neill, noting that "race was a tremendous issue", attributed some white working-class allegiance to Johnson to BNP sympathisers favouring him over their own candidate.

The survey, which appears in the newsletter's January issue, attributed the gain to a modest recovery in sales from products with sports, entertainment and character licenses.

Recovery has to begin immediately and it has to start by documenting and identifying the costs for every issue attributed to the disaster... employee overtime, rebuilding costs, medical costs, and emergency repairs.

Limited healthcare resource was the major issue attributed to the discontinuity of therapy as recognised by the participants in the study.

President Hipólito Mejía, who lost a re-election bid in May, has shown little inclination to confront the issue, attributing much of the blame for the power failures to Leonel Fernández, who returns to the presidency on Aug. 16 after a four-year hiatus.

Brewer and Smith ([1997]), evaluating 50 montane species at 2400 m altitude in the USA, also discussed this issue, attributing a fundamental role regarding the avoidance of water film formation on the leaves to the leaf trichomes.

"We source thousands of attributes from multiple consumer data compilers, constantly refresh voter registration information from all states and gather millions of political and issue attributes on an ongoing basis," its website states.

It came in response to remarks in which the former dictator, General Videla, had, in the words of the statement the bishops issued, "attributed to those who then led the Conference complicity in criminal acts".

The inquiry heard that health issues attributed to excess body weight may be overstated meanwhile because body mass index, the measure commonly used, was seen to be an inaccurate way of classifying all individuals and their health risks.

This is to minimise cost and other ethical issues attributed with in-vivo test systems.

To help local, regional and state land use planners better understand and address the issues attributed to sprawl, researchers at NASA's Northeast Regional Earth Science Applications Center RESACC) at The University of Connecticut have developed an urban growth model.