Sentence examples for it would be attributed from inspiring English sources

If there is a mismatch, it would be attributed to the contributions to Nm of other factors like neutral density, temperature, composition, neutral winds and electric fields, all of which vary with solar EUV.

If we were to describe a 'modal' InSAR deformation signal from the global datasets described above, it would be attributed to the movement of magmatic or hydrothermal fluids within the shallow crust (< 5 km depth), not associated with an eruption, with a rate of a few cm/yr.

"There are issues to do with the perceptions of the technology that make doing the stratospheric aerosol injection something that would be politically very dangerous to do without an international agreement… If you were to do it, any negative event that occurred would be attributed by some party or another to that intervention".

Everything that went right for Scotland would be attributed to the Scottish Assembly.

It would be wrong to attribute all these problems to American military strategy.

To be sure, it would be unwise to attribute all of this divergence in performance to budgetary policy.

Cameroon's spirit was indeed immense, but it would be wrong to attribute their win to that alone.

But Ms. Suplicy said it would be simplistic to attribute such delays solely to a heritage of machismo and Roman Catholicism.

"It would be easy to attribute the misbehaviour to isolated incidents by a couple of bad apples," she writes.

ReprintsAnd yet it would be wrong to attribute Washington's success in creating jobs entirely to the public sector.

It would be incorrect to attribute all of the deviation between productivity and wages to employer confidence.