Sentence examples for necessarily attributable to from inspiring English sources
It wasn't necessarily attributable to Mr. Sullivan and others like him, but they kept the trophies.
This was not necessarily attributable to climate change, however, as the record dry spell has been followed by torrential rain and flooding this year.
I would also say that an element in a clue's success, not necessarily attributable to its innate qualities, is how it fits into the balance of the crossword as a whole.
The views and interpretations in this publication are those of the authors and are not necessarily attributable to ICIMOD.
With that caveat and different legal limits in mind, country reports collected by WHO [42] indicate that the proportion of road fatalities involving (but not necessarily attributable to) alcohol was 32%% for the U.S., 25%% for the Netherlands, 20%% for Sweden, and 17%% for the U.K. Random breath testing means that the police are allowed to test drivers' breath without having any suspicion.
Five-year survival after pulmonary metastasectomy is not necessarily attributable to the metastasectomy.
Early signs, not necessarily attributable wholly to Klinsmann's regime, suggest that the domestic league, at least, is contributing more players to the national team.
An eGFR of <60 mL/min was defined as reduced kidney function, although this may not <span class="lh">necessarily be attributable to diabetes.
Differences in average remittance levels between time cohorts cannot necessarily be attributable to differences in the average length of absence between the cohorts.
Although changes in THs during development predict specific behavioral changes, effects of PCBs on some specific tasks in animals or outcomes in epidemiologic studies may not necessarily be attributable to changes in THs.
However, unemployment and disability resulted in diminished HRQL regardless of age and the interviews revealed a picture of social isolation and physical discomfort not necessarily directly attributable to HIV disease.
