Sentence examples for one could attribute this to from inspiring English sources

One could attribute this to the caffeine and sugar, but this particular bar was low in sugar (only 4 grams) and did not result in the jitteriness that I usually feel if I have caffeine.

Given that CTLA-4 binds Shp-2 in mice [ 46], one could attribute this differential recruitment to either redundancy or species-specific differences, as shown for LAIR-1 (leukocyte-associated Ig-like receptor-1) [ 47, 48].

One could attribute it to not leaving money on the table as the seller of services.

If her voice sounded slightly more reedy than usual, one could attribute that to the circumstances -- she can barely have had time to warm up -- and in any case, the sheer expressivity in her account of Dalila's seduction aria made concerns about timbre beside the point.

Ms. Portman's beautiful dark eyes used to shine with a slyness that is being replaced by earnestness, though in the last "Star Wars" picture, one could attribute her stiffness to the fact that she looked as if she were posing on camera for her action figure, like everyone else.

Assuming that somewhere in the device a one-dimensional filament is being formed, one could attribute the slope to progressive thickening of the conductive filament constituting a waveguide.

Amicable curiosity became awkward faux pas one could attribute to cultural differences then finally glib and intrusive questions.

Amicable curiosity became awkward – faux pas one could attribute to cultural differences – then finally glib and intrusive questions.

One could attribute Cinquanta's patience to his deep belief in freedom of the press.

Or, one could attribute his staying power to his knowing things could only get worse in a matter of hours.

These discussions of whether, and at what age, one could attribute desires and thoughts to infants were never concluded.