Sentence examples for living attribute from inspiring English sources

Not surprisingly, it is the voters who have rewarded moderate Republicans and punished conservatives, and the people who follow these things for a living attribute this moderation in the Northeast and New Jersey to a range of reasons, including religion, diversity and race.

In summary, it seems clear that the automobile sector in Spain experienced a remarkable improvement in quality which a simple price index would ignore, thus overstating the increase in the cost of living attributed to car purchases.

Salvador Navarrete, a prominent Venezuelan doctor who describes himself as the president's former personal surgeon, said this week that Mr. Chávez had less than two years to live, attributing his illness to a "very aggressive" tumor in the pelvic area.

Most fossils can be attributed to living families.

The surge in living donations can be attributed directly to the shortage of deceased organ donors.

Much of the diversity of living fishes can be attributed to the success of acanthomorphs, which comprise roughly one in every three vertebrate species.

Although all but one participant lived in non-urban settings, none lived more than an hour's travel from a major regional centre and there were few aspects of their caring experience that might be attributed specifically to living rurally, especially in the absence of comparative urban data.

While moderate stress biaxiality had a beneficial effect on fatigue lives, attributed mainly to a retardation of crack initiation, equibiaxial tension had a slightly detrimental effect, attributed to a "pseudo size effect".

When do you get to see shitty women doing shitty things in movies without the men in their lives attributing it to them being unfaithful or on their period?

Can anyone living in America attribute the desire for grotesque spectacle to madness alone?

He was praised by one speaker as "a man of principle and sweetness," by another as a man who "lived the attributes of God".