Sentence examples for organization attributes from inspiring English sources
The organization attributes this slide to "the crackdown on protest movements [meaning Occupy Wall Street] and the accompanying excesses" that "took their toll on journalists".
The organization attributes this to the growing sophistication of real estate Web sites, which allow buyers to sift through thousands of listings and mounds of financial data before hitting the streets.
The organization attributes soaring bankruptcies largely to "irresponsible" promotion of credit cards and considers the banking industry hypocritical in seeking legislation that they say would make it easier to collect debts from consumers whom bankers themselves had lured over the financial brink.
The organization attributes the problem to the poor quality of education and training in the country, along with insufficient job creation and other factors.
During ovarian follicle atresia, most regulated genes fall in the cellular metabolism, establishment of localization, and cellular component organization attributes.
Once transformed, we will calculate simple correlations, stratify codes by provider type, demographics, geographic location or organization attributes or look at similarity among respondents.
The center, a research and educational organization, attributed the increase to strong returns on foundation assets and a record $36.6 billion in new gifts to foundations.
As it has in the past, the organization attributed much of the warming to the greenhouse effect from burning fossil fuels.
Although Malhotra would welcome the chance to play again with Hartford, he is adamant about not going back to Guelph, a stance some in the Rangers' organization attribute to a young player's misguided pride.
And while the overall numbers from 1998 to 1999 dropped nationwide -- a trend the organization attributed to drier conditions last year -- California's numbers continued to increase, jumping to 3,547 in 1999 from 3,273 in 1998.
The organization attributed the membership surge to a relaxed attitude toward admission.
