Sentence examples for over attributed from inspiring English sources

Royal-watching media the world over attributed the move to the controversy stirred last year by 85-year-old Queen FAlbert, Albert's sister-in-law, who set up a private foundation to shield her estate from the country's 70% inheritance tax.

In the full model (model 4) and parsimonious model (model 5) the individual level diagnosis variables improved the predictions over attributed variables at practice level (from 71%to78%8% and from 69%to77%7% respectively), but to a much higher degree at individual level (from 4% to 12%).

"Most of these decisions today are made by a CRM system or some other more deterministic software system that tends to over attribute people that are already going to convert.

"Much Wulfstan material is, more-over, attributed largely or even solely on the basis of his highly idiosyncratic prose style, in which strings of syntactically independent two-stress phrases are linked by complex patterns of alliteration and other kinds of sound play.

"When people start noticing it over and over, they attribute that to the speaker trying to puff himself up, and that hurts the ethos of a communicator".

It was from Mike that I learned the pitfalls of over attributing functions to hemispheres.

In developing the models, over 160 attributed needs variables and over 130 attributed supply variables were tested.

Psychological research since the 1980s (PDF) has demonstrated that people across cultures always over-attribute significance to the actions of senior leaders, when compared to other factors shaping outcomes.

It is Ultimate's most cherished and fussed-over attribute, which the game's purists have sought to protect as it has moved from the fringes to the fore.

It is Ultimate's most cherished and fussed-over attribute, which the game's purists have sought to protect as it has moved from the fringes to the fore**.** In 2001, Ultimate was included as a medal sport for the first time at the World Games, in Akita, Japan, a sort of Olympics for non-Olympic sports.

Here, we investigated if this dysfunction is related to the tendency to over-attribute behaviors to personality traits.