Sentence examples for may not attribute from inspiring English sources

Companies may use his statistics in their advertising, but they may not attribute them directly to Dr. Grove or the Skin Study Center.

In line with this theoretical argument, employers may not attribute early unemployment to structural problems and shortages in the demand for newcomers, but rather take prior unemployment as a "signal" about these worker's lower capabilities, productivity or motivation.

Peripheral cutaneous angioedema also is common; however, patients may not attribute the same level of risk to cutaneous angioedema as with angioedema at other sites, so presentation in the ED may be less frequent.

While at the Summit, media may not attribute quotes to you or photograph you for publication without your express permission. 5. Save undue attention: do not wear of military uniforms or OutServe T-Shirts outside of conference functions.

This suggests that patients with milder forms of lung disease may not attribute much significance to related symptoms (e.g. "smoker's cough") or may not be aware of the diagnosis at all.

8, 33– 37 Genetic information carries special significance for patients because it is "scientific," "certain," and "durable," which are qualities that patients may not attribute to family history and environmental risk factors.

This may reflect the stigma related to these conditions, and in the case of health anxiety, people may not actually attribute their symptoms to anxiety, but truly believe they are sick.

Rather than insisting that "God is one," Maimonides says, "God is not multiple".[30] In bracketing from our discourse all that which human language may not appropriately attribute to God, we create an infinite proposition ("A is not B").

They also may not always attribute repeated exacerbations to advancing disease but instead seeing them as temporary setbacks caused by activities, environmental factors, faltering self-management, or infection.

If injury was delayed or transient, players may not have attributed injury to the intervention, instead attributing it to training/competition activities or other medical, paramedical or sports science management.

Osborne said: "These publications may or may not be attributed to him.