Sentence examples for more readily attributed from inspiring English sources

The 3 Wheeler's resurgence may be more readily attributed to the original concept's fundamental merit.

Children, siblings, and divorced widows more readily attributed personal blame to the man for losing employment, drinking heavily and refusing treatment, whereas those still married emphasised his victim status and his helplessness in the face of difficult external conditions.

Furthermore those defined as existing in poverty did not more readily attribute mental illness to poverty than their more affluent counterparts.

When the measure is looking-time, 6-month-old infants appear to more readily attribute a goal to a walking human adult (Kamewari, Kato, Kanda, Ishiguro, & Hiraki, 2005), than to an animate box, or a mechanical claw (Woodward, 1998), even though both of these actions are outside of their motor repertoire.

At this point, findings regarding student outcomes can more readily be attributed to participation in the CURE.

But it doesn't seem plausible that southerners' more lenient attitudes towards certain forms of violence are readily attributed to widespread cognitive disability.

She came from Russian stock, to which she readily attributed her melancholic, often passionate nature.

She readily attributed this to a lack of assessment illiteracy on the part of the teacher.

We could not readily attribute poorer glycemic control to a negative outlook in this group.

They also tend to misinterpret social interactions and readily attribute hostile intentions to others [ 13].

But how willing are lecturers to adopt these technologies for education purposes considering the fact that prior studies by a trio of researchers (Jacquemin et al., 2014) have shown similar results like mine that students have accepted these technologies more readily than their lecturers attributing the disparity to generational age gap?